The average yield for investors on Hungary’s property market is 7.5%, one percentage point over the rate of return in Prague and Warsaw, Adorján Salamon, who heads property consultancy Eston, said at a press conference on Wednesday.
Adorján said German investment funds ought to be lining up for a piece of the Hungarian market, but the lack of confidence in the country’s economy prevents them from doing so.
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