A Budapest-concentrated market with no verified national commercial-PBSA bed aggregate. Against 350,989 tertiary students (Hungarian Central Statistical Office, KSH, 2025/26), only 562 commercial beds across 2 named Budapest properties carry a disclosed count. The separate national kollegium (public dormitory) system covers 49,000 places, a 13.96% provision rate, materially higher than Hong Kong's 6.25% or Austria's 0.52% commercial-only rates because it measures a broader, public-inclusive base, not a more mature commercial sector.
Key performance indicators for the Hungarian purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector
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