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Hungarian risk factors on the rise

The recovery in Hungary may have a less solid base than some of the recent news flow might suggest. In any event, the positive economic news needs to be offset against the growing political risks and, in our view, should not be seen as signal that commercial property yields in Budapest are too high.

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