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• Hungary's economy to shrink by up to 6 pct in 2009
• Hungary up nine places in business ranking survey
• Daimler chooses Hungary for new Mercedes plant, subsidy may be EUR 168 million
• Budapest’s property market could prove a safe bet
• Europe's biggest make over underway in Budapest
• Ghost buildings in Budapest - A real problem or an urban legend?
• Foreign investment on the Hungarian residential market: Past, present, future- Ágnes Péter, Managing Partner - 0ne2One Property Kft
• Hungarian property market deals surge to €2 billion in 2007
• Survey shows Budapest lags in wages but catches up in prices with the West
• Hungary ranked fifth most successful emerging country
• Property investment growth exceeded 150% in Hungary, the biggest increase CEE - CBRE
• Doubts mount over Hungarian government quarter project
• Hungarian property investments surged in 2007
• Largest ever Budapest property development set to kick off
• New Government district means increased prices
• Hungarian PM says growth rate will pick up in 2009
• JP Morgan buys real estate portfolio in Hungary
• Hungary ranks most stable
• Hungary makes fast progress in EU business ranking
• Hungary second biggest beneficiary of EU funds in CEE
• Hungary to host European Senior Golf Tournament in 2009
• La Caixa Bank eyes Hungarian market
• Hungarian Finance Ministry Proposes Simplified Property Tax
• Serial-sellers to pay VAT on real estate
• Investors urged to target Hungary
• Hungary for Property Buyers
• Luxury property tax won?t be expanded
• The new emerging market
• aAIM, Plaza Centers shake hands on Hungary
• Hochtief upgrade of Budapest
• EXPO REAL 2007 ? Spotlight on exciting property markets
• Budapest 4th Metro line may create another vaci street in Buda
• European Social Fund in Budapest moves into Atrium Park
• Hilton signs agreement for fourth property in Hungary
• Hungary TriGránit mulls second WestEnd in Budapest - paper
• Low rental returns on Baltic property may push buyers to look elsewhere, Hungary maybe
• Sedesa to start EUR 392 m real estate project in Hungary
• EUR 1.2 bn "downtown" to be built in Budapest
• U.S. investors looking abroad for real estate holdings
• 'Lucrative opportunities' for investors looking further afield
• Now "a good time to be a landlord" in Europe

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