Budapest Real Estate stock fell 0.38 percent on October 7, 2026

Published on 10/08/2026 at 09:24 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Budapest Real Estate stock carried a HUF 74.6 billion market value on October 7, 2026. Six-month performance was down 8.13 percent and one-year performance fell 33.33 percent.

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Budapest Real Estate stock (ISIN HU0000167986) fell 0.38 percent to HUF 259.00 on October 7, 2026, extending a six-month decline of 8.13 percent. Global Banking and Finance Review identifies the issuer as Budapesti Ingatlan Hasznositasi es Fejlesztesi Nyrt, traded under ticker BIF.BD on the Budapest exchange.

Market value stands at HUF 74.6 billion

The October 7 market value was HUF 74.6 billion, giving the stock a clear size reference within Hungary's listed real estate market. The quoted price of HUF 259.00 and the daily move of minus 0.38 percent describe the latest dated trading picture.

The longer comparison is weaker. Budapest Real Estate stock was down 8.13 percent over six months and 33.33 percent over one year on the same October 7 market table, while the reported price-to-earnings ratio stood at 6.87 times.

Real estate remains the core classification

The company is classified in the real estate sector, with real estate development listed as its industry. Its Budapest listing and Hungarian forint quotation make the local exchange the relevant venue for the share price.

For investors, the contrast between the short daily move and the longer performance figures is the central signal. A 0.38 percent decline on October 7 was modest beside the 33.33 percent one-year fall, while the HUF 74.6 billion market value provides the current scale of the listed business.

Budapest Real Estate stock stays below key benchmarks

Budapest Real Estate stock was last shown at HUF 259.00 on the Budapest exchange on October 7, 2026. The dated figures place the share in a market context defined by an 8.13 percent six-month decline and a 33.33 percent one-year decline.