The Orbán Government Is Said to Have Sold Off Even More Budapest Real Estate than We Knew About so Far
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Last summer, the Hungarian National Assets Trust put a number of state-owned palaces and office buildings in Budapest up for sale, only a portion of which had been sold by the time the government changed. As we have now learned, the Orbán government actually wanted to sell properties that were not put up for sale last year.
According to several independent sources, the previous government led by Orbán wanted to sell all state-owned properties in Budapest that would become vacant with the move to the Bosnyák tér office complex. Although the Hungarian National Assets Trust published only a narrower list of buildings intended for sale in 2025, in the background, preparations were also being made to sell iconic properties that were omitted from the publication, such as…
According to the newspaper's sources, the sale of all public office buildings that will be vacated by the move to Bosnyák Square was planned. The post Telex: The Fidesz government may have planned to sell much more public real estate than was known first appeared on 24.hu.
According to Telex sources, the buildings were intended to be sold to foreigners, primarily Chinese investors.
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