Wealthy Hungarians live in the following settlements: which one would you choose?

There are only two regions in Hungary where purchasing power per capita reaches half of the European average: Budapest (57%) and Komárom-Esztergom County (51%) – reported hvg.hu. The Hungarian national average in this regard is 6,654 EUR which is 450 EUR higher than it was in 2017. However, this sum is only 47 pc of the European standard.

Wealthy Hungarians live in and near Buda

Among the 42 European countries in which GfK calculated purchasing power per capita, Hungary is the 30^th. However, only in Budapest and in Komárom-Esztergom County is this sum higher than the half of the European average. This means that

a Hungarian in Budapest has 23 pc more money than an average Hungarian.

According to GfK’s results, the following are the richest Hungarian towns and districts in Budapest (in pc of the national average):

Budapest:

1. XII. District 185,6%
2. II. District 180,6%
3. V. District 171,4%
4. I. District 165,1%
5. XI. District 130,7%
6. III. District 128,5%
7. XVI. District 127,4%
8. XXII. District 124,0%
9. XIII. District 123,8%
10. XIV. District 122,2%

Country:

1. Üröm 159,6%
2. Budaörs 147,7%
3. Solymár 147,5%
4. Nagykovácsi 146,6%
5. Paks 140,4%
6. Szentendre 136,7%
7. Diósd 133,1%
8. Gödöllő 130,7%
9. Győrújbarát 129,7%
10. Törökbálint 129,0%

As a result, the wealthiest region of Hungary is the 12^th district of Budapest. People living here have 85.6 pc more money than average Hungarians. They are followed by citizens living in the second district and the city centre. Of course, they need this money since these are the most expensive districts of the Hungarian capital, for example, if somebody would like to rent a flat there. In the country, the top 3 are also