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Terez krt Budapest Property Case Study: 30% Net Return, 2019–2021

Ben Schultz
10 hours ago
2 min read

This case study records one completed investment in a Budapest apartment on Terez krt. The owner has confirmed the capital committed, the cost categories, the holding period, and the total net return. The result is historical, not a projection.


Living room of the Terez krt apartment in Budapest
Terez krt apartment in Budapest.

The confirmed figures


  • Holding period: purchased in 2019 and sold in 2021

  • Total investment: €145,338

  • Costs included: property purchase, renovation, acquisition taxes, and legal fees

  • Owner-confirmed total net return: 30%

  • Approximate net profit implied by that return: €43,601


What the total investment covered


The €145,338 figure is the all-in investment amount confirmed by the owner. It includes the apartment purchase, renovation, acquisition taxes, and legal fees associated with the investment. A breakdown of the individual cost categories is not available.


What the 30% net return means


The owner confirmed a 30% total net return across the full 2019–2021 holding period. It combines rental income earned during ownership with the eventual sale outcome, after rental operating expenses and selling costs.


This is a cumulative result for the project, not an annualized rate. Applying 30% to the €145,338 total investment gives €43,601.40, rounded here to approximately €43,601. That amount is a calculated estimate based on the confirmed percentage, not a separate accounting statement and not an inferred sale price.


How to interpret this case study


This was one completed investment with a specific holding period and cost basis. Its outcome does not guarantee that another Budapest property will produce the same return. The underlying records were not independently reviewed.


The confirmed figures also do not establish the property’s sale price, and this article does not draw conclusions about financing or personal tax treatment. Those details depend on facts that are outside the scope of the owner-confirmed record used here.


Source and scope


InvestBuda’s owner confirmed the investment amount, included cost categories, purchase and sale years, and 30% total net return. The approximate €43,601 profit is the arithmetic result of multiplying the confirmed investment by the confirmed return.


 
 
 

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