Exploring Hungary with GLM International Properties
The hidden jewel of the European Community. It is time to look east and widen your horizons. The investment and holiday possibilities are endless. Do not miss out on this growth market.
Hungary was admitted as a full member of the European Union in 2004 and shares borders with several countries including Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia and Croatia.
The country measures 35,921 sq. mile with a population of 10 million. This gives a population density of only 280 people per sq. mile. The climate of the Carpathian basin in which Hungary is located, is basically continental. However, the geography of the country limits the impact of climate and weather fronts, so that the territory of the country is very suitable for agriculture. This makes for beautiful undulating terrain reminiscent of the English countryside of times past.
This is a wonderful country with the romantic city of Budapest at its heart. Lake Balaton to the west of the city is the largest freshwater lake in Central Europe. This area is renowned for its thermal spas, and its wide variety of country pursuits including: - horse riding, sailing, fishing, golf, tennis, cycling, hunting, bird-watching and hiking.
Hungary offers something for everyone, from a place to retire, holiday homes, investment opportunities or holiday breaks.
The country is developing rapidly with companies such as Tesco, RyanAir, AUDI, British Airways, SUZUKI, General Motors already investing heavily.
We have a wide selection of houses, holiday homes, apartments and land on offer throughout the country.
Come with us to Hungary, we have been here for the past 12 years and have over 500 properties to offer.
We are a family business that takes care of you personally.
Are you interested ? Give us a ring, we organise your complete inspection trip to Lake Balaton, 3 nights, also weekend ...
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Farm house
- EUR 42,900
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Family house
- EUR 39,900
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Family house
- EUR 62,900
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Family house
- EUR 39,000
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Family house
- EUR 53,900
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Family house
- EUR 51,400
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Family house
- EUR 69,100
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Family house
- EUR 33,800
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Farm house
- EUR 39,900
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Farm house
- EUR 42,900
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Family house
- EUR 52,900
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Family house
- EUR 31,900
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Farm house
- EUR 31,900
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Farm house
- EUR 33,400
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Family house
- EUR 44,900
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Family house
- EUR 59,300
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Family house
- EUR 140,000
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Farm house
- EUR 34,900
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Family house
- EUR 39,900
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Small Family house
- EUR 38,900
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Before you do anything else we strongly recommend you check out the Lake Balaton area and view a selection of properties to see if everything is to your liking. We try and make this experience as enjoyable as possible. But rest assured we keep things nice and relaxed and avoid pushy sales techniques - when you see how nice everything is in Hungary we have found that we don't need to persuade anyone - the country itself does the selling ! read more...
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The information here is a guide only and flights to Hungary should be checked with the relevant airlines. read more...
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INEXPENSIVE - Unbelievable value for money and major savings when compared with Euro zone destinations(or even the UK).
e.g. Meal for 2 inc drinks typically under Ł10 in total. Coffee Ł0.30, Bottle of wine Ł0.80, Bottle of Beer Ł0.40, 1kg Cherries Ł0.50 read more...
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Why should you invest in property in Hungary? Because of the world financial situation people want to spend less, where can you buy for less? Right now you can take advantage of amazing low prices of properties in Hungary, the undiscovered jewel within the European Community. read more...
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Here are some typical 'cost of living' prices comparing Hungary to the
UK. The prices shown are typically what you might pay in the local villages
around Lake Balaton. read more...
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Hungary was part of the polyglot Austro-Hungarian Empire, which collapsed during World War I. The country fell under communist rule following World War II. In 1956, a revolt and announced withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact were met with a massive military intervention by Moscow. In the more open GORBACHEV years, Hungary led the movement to dissolve the Warsaw Pact and steadily shifted toward multiparty democracy and a market-oriented economy. Following the collapse of the USSR in 1991, Hungary developed close political and economic ties to Western Europe read more...
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In an email article sent out by the Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis, the article showed whereabouts in the world your money goes furthest on normal shopping items which amongst other things included beer, water and meals. read more...
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