Budapest

The dazzling capital city of Budapest is fundamentally divided in half by the gently meandering River Danube. Buda, the cultural half of the city, offers spectacular attractions including contemporary and classical churches, palaces and museums superbly located in the higher plains. In contrast Pest, primarily known as the more commercialised region, offers a cosmopolitan mix of shops, bars, restaurants and nightlife. Together Buda and Pest create a remarkable combination of classical styles and contemporary structures.

The St.Stephens Basilica, District V

The Royal Palace, on the banks of the Danube

We at Youngs are of the opinion that Budapest as an investment opportunity will experience a boom relative to that recorded in the Dublin property market from 1992 onwards. Based on recent National Income figures, GDP is predicted to increase over the next few years. The imminent EU accession has resulted in a falling unemployment rate and higher levels of foreign inward investment. These characteristics positively prove Budapest to be a fabulous location for the purchaser

More information:

Youngs Budapest,
52 Merrion Square East,
Dublin 2.

Ph: 6310311
Fax: 6310320

Website: www.youngsbudapest.ie
email: sales@youngsbudapest.ie.