The problem affects nearly one million Hungarian homes: a plan has been devised to save homes with expensive heating
A renovation pilot project to modernize the Kádár-kockák (historic buildings) has been launched in Hungary, involving several construction and financial companies. The aim is to create a practical guide that helps transform outdated buildings into modern, healthy homes without demolition, resulting in significant, potentially 90% reduction in maintenance costs. The renovation and energy efficiency will be a key topic at the Portfolio Property Investment Forum conference.
A renovation project, initiated in Hungary by several construction and financial companies, aims to modernize the widespread and energy-inefficient “Kadár-kockák” (Kádár-kockas). The initiative aims to create a practical guide that allows these outdated buildings to be converted into modern, healthy, and energy-efficient family homes with maintenance costs potentially reduced by up to 90 percent – the companies state in their announcement. Renovation and energy efficiency will be highlighted topics at the Portfolio Property Investment Forum conference; it is advisable to secure a place as soon as possible.
