€389,000
1055 BUDAPEST (HUN)

65 commercial property currently listed for sale in Hungary.
24 properties shown
€389,000
1055 BUDAPEST (HUN)
Commercial propertyHUF 6,500,000
Székelyszabar
Commercial propertyHUF 126,900,000
Győrújbarát
Commercial propertyHUF 65,000,000
Baracska
Commercial propertyHUF 14,990,000
Székelyszabar
Commercial propertyHUF 64,900,000
Barnag
Commercial propertyHUF 18,900,000
Barcs
Commercial propertyHUF 57,900,000
Baracska
Commercial propertyHUF 84,900,000
Győrújbarát
Commercial propertyHUF 104,900,000
Győrújbarát
Commercial propertyHUF 16,900,000
Nagybaracska
Commercial propertyHUF 115,000,000
Győrújbarát
Commercial propertyHUF 18,000,000
Nagybaracska
Commercial propertyHUF 30,900,000
Kazincbarcika
Commercial propertyHUF 29,900,000
Zalaszabar
Commercial propertyHUF 21,990,000
Nagybaracska
Commercial propertyHUF 7,500,000
Nagybaracska
Commercial propertyHUF 18,000,000
Nagybaracska
Commercial propertyHUF 235,000,000
Győrújbarát
Commercial propertyHUF 205,000,000
Győrújbarát
Commercial propertyHUF 15,500,000
Székelyszabar
Commercial propertyHUF 26,900,000
Nagybaracska
Commercial propertyHUF 20,000,000
Kazincbarcika
Commercial propertyHUF 8,000,000
Barabás
Commercial Property in Hungary
Commercial property for sale in Hungary is a small slice of what we show: 60 listings from 388 in the country. Most are shops, office units or mixed-use premises in Budapest, and with so few listings the right approach is to treat each as a one-off deal rather than a market average.
Our national figures cover all property types: a median asking price of €249,900, a range from €81,823 to €782,952 and €3,217 per m². With only 60 commercial ads in the data, these are not a commercial benchmark. Rely instead on the rent the unit earns or could earn, vacancy in the surrounding street and the length of any lease.
Nearly everything of interest is in Budapest. Ground-floor retail on busy streets, small office suites in older buildings and mixed-use blocks in the inner districts form the core. Tourist-oriented hospitality premises are concentrated in the city centre, while new office parks lie on the periphery. For residential alternatives look at apartments and houses.
A Hungarian lawyer must countersign the contract. See the Hungary consultation page.
Typical buyers are local entrepreneurs buying their own premises, regional investors and international funds in larger deals. Small private investors often seek retail units with a long-term tenant. Financing for commercial buyers is available but requires substantial equity; see Hungary financing and the Hungary overview.
With sixty listings, every commercial unit in our Hungary data deserves its own full due diligence.
Visit at different times of day and compare footfall. Ask the seller for last three years of rent receipts and service charges.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. Many foreign investors use a Hungarian company; take advice on tax and the route.
Sometimes. It depends on whether the seller is VAT registered and the building's age and status.
Divide net annual rent by the full purchase cost, including taxes and legal fees.
Local authorities regulate hospitality licences and short-term rentals. Check before buying.
Less than in Western Europe. Prime Budapest units sell faster than regional ones.