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HUF 100 Billion Per Year: Why the Digitalisation of Public Buildings Is the Next Major Opportunity in the Hungarian Real Estate Market

byZoltán Kalmár
Feb 13, 2026 10:32:00 PM

According to the latest study by the Equilibrium Institute, smart upgrades of Hungarian public buildings could generate annual savings in the magnitude of HUF 100 billion. In our analysis, we ...

Smart Building Tour,

Smart IoT

HUF 100 Billion Per Year: Why the Digitalisation of Public Buildings Is the Next Major Opportunity in the Hungarian Real Estate Market

byZoltán Kalmár
Feb 13, 2026 10:32:00 PM

According to the latest study by the Equilibrium Institute, smart upgrades of Hungarian public buildings could generate annual savings in the magnitude of HUF 100 billion. In our analysis, we ...

HUF 100 Billion Per Year: Why the Digitalisation of Public Buildings Is the Next Major Opportunity in the Hungarian Real Estate Market

HUF 100 Billion Per Year: Why the Digitalisation of Public Buildings Is the Next Major Opportunity in the Hungarian Real Estate Market

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