Government Decree No. 315/2022 (VIII.16.) on the modification of certain construction, cultural heritage protection, asset management and government administration decrees (“Modification Decree”) has extended the powers of the National Architectural Planning Council....
Buildings with a total useful area of more than 5,000 sqm and apartment buildings located on a single building plot with at least six apartments and a total useful area of more than 1,500 sqm will not receive a preliminary or final building permit in procedures...
Buildings will only have to meet nearly zero-energy requirements if they are occupied after 30 June 2024 instead of 30 June 2022. Another extension Government Decree No. 315/2022 (“Modification Decree”), which has modified Government Decree No. 312/2012 on Regulatory...
THE NEED TO ADAPT Ask yourself: has your business been hit by the coronavirus pandemic? Even if the answer is a definite ‘no’, you have probably already been thinking about how to prepare your business for such events. We have all witnessed how the Covid-19 outbreak...
This article is a summary of the figures published by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office on the performance of the construction industry in December 2021. Based on the available data, it can be confirmed that the volume of construction output in December 2021...
Starting from 1 January 2022, the regulations will require that in non-residential buildings that are newly built or are undergoing major renovation and have more than ten parking spaces, at least one electrical charging point is installed, along with ducting...
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