Budapest Airport has said construction work will start on a new terminal at the end of this month, it has been revealed.

The Terminal Two Sky Building will commence later this month to enhance the existing facilities there, Portfolio reports.

It is part of a project of improvements at Ferihegy Airport that will cost €261 million (£230 million) over the coming years.

This will include increasing check-in capacity to speed up the process of passenger transits, while there will also be more retail and catering space.

Such improvements to the airport may help attract more Budapest property seekers to the city.

Another infrastructure improvement that the city is seeing is the construction of a new fourth line to its underground system, which may create new Budapest property hotspots in areas getting new stations.

The Budapest Metro is the second oldest underground rail system in the world behind London, having started running a few months before the Glasgow Subway in 1896.

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