Regional data

Regional statistics offers data relating to units of area, settlements, about economic, social and environmental phenomena, processes, respectively contributes to regional impoundment. The goal of regional statistics is to provide reference, information for users by making public regionally detailed data originating from the HCSO data collection system, as well as data and information taken over from external bodies. It incorporates detailed and comprehensive statistics about the situation and development of regions, counties, districts, settlements and units of area outside administrative boundaries (e.g. in-settlements georeferenced data).

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Regional Statistics, Volume 12, Number 3, 2022

The most recent issue of the scientific journal features studies on the following topics: impact of urban characteristics on the spread of Covid-19, dynamic time dependent spatial autocorrelation, spatio-temporal impact of the Covid-19 lockdown on air pollution, agricultural land availability and farmers’ income, testing for convergence clubs in real wage across provinces, analysing national climate change related documents, relationship between per capita energy use and well-being, return and volatility spillovers.

Hungary’s economy strongly focused on the capital

37% of gross domestic product (GDP) was concentrated in Budapest and 11% in Pest County, and the rest of the counties accounted for 1–6% each of Hungary’s economic performance in 2020. The disparities in the level of development within the country decreased somewhat between 2010 and 2020 but remained significant. The value of GDP per inhabitant was outstandingly high in the capital, over twice as high as the domestic average, while it did not reach even the half of the national average in Nógrád County, at the bottom of the regional rankings.

Regional Statistical Yearbook of Hungary, 2020

The Regional Statistical Yearbook of Hungary has been published, it summarises the main socio-economic indices of the counties and regions, and presents several data of the European Union’s regions. The volume publishes, for the first time, information on home office, this being a significant aspect in the light of the Covid 19 pandemic. The book reveals that while on average every fifth employee worked from home in Budapest, this number was one in 18 for the rest of the country.

Where are white and where are red wine grapes produced?

The latest data on vineyards can be viewed in our interactive mapping display application (TIMEA). Vineyards are the most densely located in certain landscapes of the Northern Mountains and in Kiskunság (Little Cumania) according to geographical grid data in 2020. Large quantities of white wine grapes are produced in the former area, while red wine grapes can be found in several of our wine-growing areas.

Further data, referring to 2020, are available broken down by settlements and districts

The dissemination database’s data groups for settlements and for Budapest districts were updated with further data, referring to 2020, so a significant part of last year’s data are already available from 7 September. The list of the themes concerned can be seen on the start page of data groups.

Further data, referring to 2020, are available broken down by settlements and districts

The dissemination database’s data groups for settlements and for Budapest districts were updated with further data, referring to 2020, so a significant part of last year’s data are already available from 7 September. The list of the themes concerned can be seen on the start page of data groups.

Above average housing growth in five counties and Budapest

On 1 January 2021, Hungary's housing stock consisted of 4 million 501 thousand dwellings, which increased by almost 27 thousand in 2020 as the balance of dwellings built and ceased. Budapest, Pest and Győr-Moson-Sopron, which have a significant share of the real estate market, continued to contribute the most to the accelerating growth since 2016. Housing density was further reduced by the growing housing stock and the declining population, especially in Budapest.

Statistical Yearbook of Budapest, 2019

In 2019, 5,838 new dwellings were completed in Budapest, 28% of the national total. One in five of the new dwellings in Budapest were handed over in the thirteenth district. Dwelling construction costs averaged HUF 292,000 per square meter in Budapest, excluding VAT. Our yearbook, readable in both Hungarian and English, displays the socio-economic situation of Budapest in the reference year through tables. A separate chapter summarizes the most important data on the Budapest agglomeration. Our yearbook will also be published through e-shelf.