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All properties are located in areas with high demand from students, expats and tourists - renting is easy, stable and predictable.

Become a partner from just €75,000 - with secured ownership, ongoing rental income and professional management. What is hardly achievable alone becomes possible in a group: investing with smaller budgets in centrally located, completely renovated period property apartments with a modern design.
You choose from completely renovated period property apartments in Budapest - each property was developed by us, furnished and is ready to rent immediately or has already been rented. Your share is legally protected and our team takes care of administration, leasing and reporting.
All properties are located in areas with high demand from students, expats and tourists - renting is easy, stable and predictable.
Your share is secured by a notary and legally - either in the land register or through a shareholding in the property company.
After you join, we take over the complete management. You receive quarterly rental income and regular reports.
Historic facades and generous ceiling heights meet high-quality design - in Palotanegyed, in university districts or near the Danube. The apartments are divided into modern micro-apartments or shared rooms and appeal to students, young professionals and expats - target groups with stable demand.
Palace District (8th District): Location of the first Hungarian Parliament, National Museum, Metro M4/M3, surrounded by ELTE, Semmelweis and other universities — extensively upgraded in the last 10 years.
9th District: borders the central 5th district and the Danube; important universities with international degree programs, including Semmelweis Dentistry and Corvinus.
All investment locationsBetween 2014 and 2023, property prices in Hungary rose by over 230%, according to the Global Property Guide — deflated by the consumer price index, a real increase in value of around 7-9% per year for Budapest. Nevertheless, prices remain low compared to other European countries. We consciously calculate conservatively.
To ensure that your investment remains truly passive, our experienced team in Budapest takes care of tenants, authorities, suppliers and the household community - you only receive regular reports and distributions. Digital in the processes (signed contracts, transparent reporting, automated billing), personal in the support.
We find reliable tenants via our own platform wg-zimmer-budapest.de, social networks and local relocation partners. All rental agreements, handovers and billing are professionally organized - communication with tenants included.
We take care of contact with authorities, energy suppliers and property management, handle billing and take care of documentation and reporting. You receive transparent overviews of income, costs and distributions.
From small repairs to regular maintenance, we coordinate all work with proven local service providers. The aim is to maintain the value of your property and the long-term satisfaction of the tenants.
We are talking about completely normal real estate ownership, secured by the land register - supplemented by a notarized shareholder agreement. The alternative is to secure yourself via the commercial register: participation in a company that is registered as the owner in the land register.
The property belongs to the joint Kft, profits are paid out proportionately like dividends. The sale of shares does not require any change to the land register.
All partners are registered as private individuals in the land register, and a shareholder agreement regulates the cooperation.
Apartment: approx. 110 m², 8th district, 3 studios with basic rent of €600 each (tenants pay additional costs). The “normal” rental serves as the basis for calculation - but all properties are planned in such a way that they can also serve short-term rentals depending on their location and equipment.
| position | Private model | Kft model |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase price (entire property) | 360.000 € | 360.000 € |
| Incidental acquisition costs | 17.100 € | 18.300 € |
| Total investment | 377.100 € | 378.300 € |
| Gross rent p. a. | 21.600 € | 21.600 € |
| Administrative costs, tenant acquisition | 4.536 € | 4.536 € |
| Tax + accounting | 2.916 € | 5.814 € |
| Net income p. a. | approximately €14,148 | approximately €11,250 |
| Gross return (before costs and taxes) | €21,600 / €377,100 ≈ 5.73% p.a. a. | |
| Net return after taxes and administration | ≈ 3.75% p.a. a. | ≈ 2.97% p.a. a. |
*estimated at 4.5% increase in value p.a. a. via CPI — conservative averages. Deviations due to location, rental period and currency fluctuations possible. Calculation based on actual projects in the 7th – 9th District.
*estimated at 4.5% increase in value p.a. a. via CPI — conservative averages. Deviations due to location, rental period and currency fluctuations possible. Calculation based on actual projects in the 7th – 9th District.
Anyone who invests €100,000 in such a project can spend around five years with around €21,000 rental income (after deduction of all costs and taxes) and additionally with approx €25,000 increase in value (adjusted for inflation). If sold after five years, this profit is tax-free in the private model.

The 106 m² period property was turned into three fully equipped apartments - already rented, starting at €125,000 per unit.

57 m² fully equipped on II. János Pál pápa tér — usable as a student flatshare or long-term apartment.
Would you like to become a partner in an attractive period property in Budapest for a manageable amount? Let's check together which model suits you better - we'll also clarify any other questions during the conversation.
The value of the units is determined by the area, but also by the achievable rent. As a rule, it is therefore fairer for everyone if the income goes into one pot and is paid out according to the shares. Nevertheless, an allocation can be regulated within the framework of the partnership agreement: the purchase price then corresponds to the area of the apartment, the income goes directly to the owner, while common expenses are divided among all owners.
Since you cannot mix both models, the first buyer of a share decides which model applies to this apartment.
That depends on the partner model - but it can be solved through an agreement: you define an imputed rent and offset it against the distribution so that the co-owners are not at a disadvantage. The owner who uses the property himself pays the share of additional costs.
All partners have a right of first refusal in the event of a sale. You will be automatically informed when another partner leaves and can take over the share at the market price.
A failure - be it due to late payment, communication problems or death - can be represented in both models, but requires clear rules. In the civil law model, the risk is higher because unanimity is usually required; Contractual clauses for sales, succession and voting rights should be included here. In the Kft model, such cases can be regulated more easily: majority decisions, sanctions or share buybacks can be anchored in the articles of association.
Yes, both in the private model and when selling real estate through the Kft - but not when selling Kft shares (usually taxable in the home country).
Bank loans are difficult if you do not live in Hungary. Equity is usually required. Some foreign banks may offer options, but these need to be checked carefully.
Both a share in the land register (civil law model) and a share in a Hungarian Kft can generally be inherited. In the civil law model, inheritance takes place according to Hungarian civil law - there is no direct inheritance tax in Hungary. In the Kft model, the share in the company is transferred via a notarized document and entered in the commercial register; Depending on the partnership agreement, the co-partners may have a right of first refusal.
Important for international investors: Whether inheritance or gift tax applies in your home country depends on your tax residence and the type of asset. Clarify this in advance with a tax advisor.