Észak-Magyarország property prices and rental yields

Region of Hungary

Home prices in Észak-Magyarország rose 14.4% a year on average from 2016 to 2025, the 7th fastest of 8 regions in Hungary. Local rents are not published, so Hungary's rental yield of 5.2% is shown. A square metre cost €764 in 2025 (51% below the Hungary level of €1,571).

Updated 2026-10-28 · Data 2015–2026 so far

Price growth
+14.4%
a year, 2016–2025
Rental yield
5.2%
12-month lets, gross, 2016–2025 average, Hungary figure
Price per m²
€764
2025
Price growth in 2026 so far
+16.0%
on the same months of 2025

Areas of Észak-Magyarország

2016–2025, sorted by price growth
Heves +15.7% 5.2%* €1,178
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén +15.2% 5.2%* €963
Nógrád +14.0% 5.2%* €607

Price growth: 2016–2025, compound average per year, in the country's own currency, before inflation. Rental yields: 12-month lets, gross. Price per m²: latest year, from the best published source for each area. * Figure of the larger area: no local data. – no data.

Price growth by year

% change on the year before

201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026

How Észak-Magyarország compares

Észak-Magyarország
Price growth+14.4%
Rental yield5.2%
Price per m²€764
Hungary
Price growth+13.9%
Rental yield5.2%
Price per m²€1,571

Questions

What is the average property price per m² in Észak-Magyarország?

€764 per m² in 2025, from Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH). It ranges from €607 in Nógrád to €1,178 in Heves.

How much have property prices risen in Észak-Magyarország?

+14.4% a year on average from 2016 to 2025, and +16.0% in 2026 so far.

What rental yield can you get in Észak-Magyarország?

No local rent figures are published for Észak-Magyarország; Hungary's average gross yield was 5.2% in 2016–2025.

Which area of Észak-Magyarország had the highest price growth?

Heves, at +15.7% a year from 2016 to 2025, ahead of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén at +15.2%.

Sources

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