The new logic of Hungarian housing policy: the key issue will be operation, not construction.
In Hungary, the debate about housing primarily focuses on new constructions. This is an important issue, but it misdirects the overall assessment: the key question for the next 30-50 years is not just how many houses will be built, but rather who will maintain, renovate, and make energy-efficient the existing housing stock, and in what professional system.
In Hungary, the debate about housing primarily revolves around new constructions. This is an important issue, but it distorts the balance: the key question for the next 30-50 years is not just how many houses will be built, but rather who will maintain, renovate, and make them energy-efficient, and in what professional system.
