These are now the most popular settlements in the Budapest agglomeration

Budapest its population is constantly growing, and the prices per square meter of the newly built residential parks are almost unaffordable. No wonder many prefer it they move to an agglomeration, even if it means commuting to and from the capital every day. THE Totalcar has now created such a compilationin which the settlements were ranked based on numerous criteria from the point of view of commuting.

More and more people are considering moving to the agglomeration

The agglomeration settlements many aspects were taken into account during the comparison between Commuting distance, quality of transportation, proximity to highways and expressways, and property prices are all important factors. The longer the commuting time and the higher the property price, the fewer points a settlement received.

In the agglomeration of Budapest, there were long ago cities that functioned as regional centers and important transport hubs, such as Vác, Szentendre or Gödöllő, however, in recent decades quite a few holiday resorts on the outskirts of the city, such as Érd or Dunakeszi, have also become agglomeration grew into a big city. Such settlements usually consist entirely of single-family areas, public transport is difficult in them and public services may also be interrupted, since they were not designed for such a large population.

But it is located not only in the major centers, but also near them small settlements can also be considered, because previously little-known villages have now become cities of tens of thousands. Of course, these are still quieter than big cities, but they are usually not located in the immediate vicinity of highways, and sometimes the main railway lines also avoid them.

Among the smaller towns, Biatorbágy almost achieved a podium position.

At the same time farther from the capital, but with good public transport connections due to their lower real estate prices, settlements with If, on the other hand, we choose the wrong railway line, then as a commuter we can face a long suffering full of delays, at the end of which we will regret leaving the much-maligned Budapest. The area’s hard-court score Based on Interest leads the ranking. It is worth studying the tables in the paper carefully, because they take into account many aspects, the consideration of which can be useful when making a long-term decision.