We are proud to announce that, with the support of our company group, the Hegyeshalmi SC has received a brand-new electric minibus.

We’ve always placed great emphasis on supporting our local community – whether it’s kindergartens, schools, civil guards, or the Red Cross. This time, we’re especially happy to contribute to a vehicle that supports both youth mobility and sustainable, environmentally conscious transport, while strengthening local sports life.

At Tokasz Group, social responsibility is more than a value – it’s a mission. Within our means, we will continue to support any initiative that promotes the development and future of our community.

Read more in the Kisalföld article!

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The Kisalföld also covered the expected price increase of motorway vignettes and the fact that from 2027, the traditional Austrian sticker vignette will be discontinued. Our managing director, Tamás Molnár, also shared his thoughts on the topic.
The article discusses the development of Austrian and Hungarian toll prices, as well as the changes the digital system will bring for drivers.
Our company’s goal is to continue providing motorway access rights to our customers in a simple, fast, and reliable way. We are already exploring opportunities to remain an official distributor of the Austrian digital vignette from 2027 onward for our partners and clients.
📖 The full article is available on the Kisalföld website:

One of the fundamental principles of the investment world is: “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Diversification – spreading investments across different asset classes – helps mitigate risks and balance returns. In this context, real estate, with its unique characteristics, plays a prominent role and is considered a stable pillar in most investment portfolios.

Real Estate as a Tangible Asset
While the prices of stocks or bonds can fluctuate dramatically within minutes, real estate represents real, tangible wealth. An apartment or house is not just a number on an investment account but a physical asset that retains its value over the long term. This psychological security factor is also significant: many investors prefer real estate over purely paper-based assets for this very reason.

Returns from Two Sources
What makes real estate unique is that it provides income from two directions:

• Rental income – a continuous, predictable monthly cash flow.

• Appreciation – the market value of real estate typically increases over the long term.

This dual return mechanism makes property investment attractive to both private individuals and institutional investors.

Inflation Hedge
Historically, the value of real estate has always kept pace with inflation. Price increases are reflected in both rental income and property prices. While cash or low-yield savings lose value during inflationary periods, real estate can preserve – or even grow – an investor’s wealth.

Diversification and Portfolio Balance
When constructing a portfolio, different asset classes respond differently to changes in the market environment. If the stock market struggles, real estate often remains stable or may even increase in value. This “counter-movement” reduces overall portfolio volatility and contributes to long-term balance.

Flexibility of Use
Real estate is not only an investment vehicle. A property can be rented out short-term (e.g., for tourism), long-term (traditional leasing), or, if necessary, used by the investor themselves. This flexibility is not available with other asset classes.

Risks That Must Not Be Ignored
Like every investment, real estate also carries risks. Liquidity is generally lower than that of stocks – a property cannot be sold overnight. In addition, maintenance costs, tenant risks, and market cycles can all impact returns. This is why real estate works best as part of a diversified portfolio rather than as the sole form of investment.

International Perspective
Global investment trends show that real estate consistently represents around 10–20% of professional investors’ portfolios. The growing popularity of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) also demonstrates that the market considers this asset class a long-term component. Demand for rental housing is increasing worldwide, particularly due to urbanization and rising mobility.

Comparison of Asset Classes

Conclusion
Real estate is therefore not merely a “classic investment” but a cornerstone of portfolio stability. It is a tangible asset that resists inflation, provides dual income streams, and offers investors long-term security. Anyone building wealth consciously should treat real estate as a strategic element – alongside stocks, bonds, and other asset classes.

Buying a property is one of the most significant financial and personal decisions we make in our lives. A common dilemma arises: should we choose a newly built or a pre-owned apartment?
From both a market and investment perspective, newly built homes offer a wide range of advantages that provide long-term security, value, and comfort.

1. Lower Operating Costs
Newly built apartments are designed with modern insulation and energy-efficient systems, which can reduce utility expenses by up to 40–50% compared to older buildings.
• advanced thermal insulation,
• high-quality windows and doors,
• sustainable heating and cooling solutions.

This not only makes living more affordable but also ensures greater stability against rising energy costs.

2. Modern Technology and Materials
Every element of a new property meets today’s building standards, including:
• safe and efficient electrical networks,
• smart water and heating systems,
• durable, high-quality construction materials.

As a result, residents enjoy a safe, comfortable, and future-proof home environment.

3. Minimal Maintenance
Older properties often require immediate renovation – from plumbing to flooring or windows. In contrast, new apartments come with warranties and brand-new systems, significantly reducing the risk of unexpected expenses in the first years of ownership.

4. Strong Value Retention and Investment Security
Globally, demand for newly built, energy-efficient homes continues to grow. This means such properties generally retain their value better and are easier to sell or rent compared to outdated apartments. For investors, this translates into long-term security and higher marketability.

5. Access to Incentives and Financing Opportunities
In many markets, government incentives, tax benefits, or preferential financing programs are primarily tied to newly built housing. This creates additional advantages for both first-time buyers and investors seeking strong returns.

Tokasz Group’s Vision
Tokasz Group is a Central European real estate developer with a mission to create modern, sustainable, and value-preserving homes.
Our developments focus not only on high-quality construction and energy efficiency but also on delivering long-term investment security for our clients. We believe a newly built apartment is more than just a place to live – it is a solid foundation for future stability and growth.

We are delighted to share that the latest article in Kisalföld includes the opinion of Tokasz Kft. on the Otthon Start Program.
Our managing director, Tamás Molnár, highlighted that the program can give significant momentum to the local real estate market and the construction sector, as it encourages new developments and increases demand for housing.

👉 Read the full article here: Kisalföld – Otthon Start Program

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