Housing March in Budapest, Gergely Karácsony Reacted
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The Housing March was organized for the 13th time, and according to Mayor Gergely Karácsony, it is not only necessary to prepare long-term plans to alleviate the housing crisis in the capital.
"It's still damn expensive to live here" - another Housing March was held in Budapest - According to Gergely Karácsony, significant funds may arrive to deal with the crisis.
The mayor received a promise from the Vice-President of the European Commission that the city will receive significant funds to be spent by 2030 to alleviate the housing crisis.
Local governments, including the Budapest Municipality, may receive significant funding for the construction and renovation of rental housing, the mayor announced in his Facebook post on the occasion of the 13th Housing March organized on Sunday.
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