LIVING’s popular Kassák Terrace and Park West 3 residential developments have been classified as brownfield projects, and now private individuals can reclaim VAT when they buy homes in these developments. Buyers can save several million forints even when buying smaller apartments if they choose a brownfield location, a joint study by LIVING, a leading residential property developer, and the Eltinga research centre has revealed.
Choosing the right location, prospective buyers can enjoy significant benefits: in brownfield action areas VAT may be reclaimed, which means buyers only pay the net price of their homes. Budapest has significant brownfield development potential, and one location where buyers can save millions of forints is District 13.
In 2018, LIVING launched the Kassák Project in this district, just one block off Váci út, on a plot bounded by Apály utca, Angyalföldi út, Klapka utca and Kassák Lajos utca, the street the whole project is named after. The third and last phase of the 740-unit residential development, Kassák Terrace, will offer 246 newly-built apartments with a high energy-efficiency rating and is expected to be completed in the first half of 2025. Another major LIVING development in District 13 is the Park West residential project in the Ferdinánd quarter with nearly 900 apartments, where the construction of the third phase, Park West 3, started in September 2022. Sales are underway in both projects.