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400 modern apartments to be built in the downtown area of Hungary’s second-largest city, aligned with the Home Start program. WING has acquired a 10,900 square meter development site in Debrecen. Under its residential development brand, LIVING, the company plans to build around 400 modern, energy-efficient apartments in several phases in the county seat. This will be the company’s first residential development outside of Budapest, addressing the strong demand in the local real estate market and significantly contributing to the expansion of new housing supply in Hungary’s second-largest city. The project is set to launch in the second half of 2026, and the vast majority of the apartments will be available through the favourable loan schemes of the Home Start Program. Apartments will be available for purchase with a favourable 20–80% payment schedule.

Construction of LIVING’s first residential development in Buda is progressing according to schedule: the building structure of Római Park, a residential park in District 3 with an A+ energy rating, has been completed. Located in a green area in north Buda, the 257-unit residential park will offer sustainable and modern architectural solutions, and the community services and proximity of the Danube will make the project highly attractive to future residents. Homes at Római Park, on the corner of Pünkösdfürdő utca and Hatvany Lajos utca, are already available for sale, and handover is expected in the second half of 2026.

Sales of Park West Rise, the fourth and final phase of the downtown Park West residential park, have begun. The development in the Ferdinánd Quarter, an area in District 13 currently enjoying a major revival, offers 195 modern, energy efficient apartments near the bustling city centre. Completion of Park West Rise is expected in late 2027, and now its units are available at a special introductory price. As the residential park is in a brownfield location, a refund claim may be made for the 5% VAT on the apartments.

Buyers can save millions of forints if they buy apartments in brownfield locations.