All round real estate and short-term rental management in Budapest. 10 years experience, 200 clients, professional crew. Airbnb management, serviced apartments, rentals, cleaning, maintenance and more! We are here to make Budapest easier for you!
We have founded Homerun, formerly known as International ServiceS Budapest, in 2011 to help expatriates, international students and tourists find accommodation and a new home. Besides finding accommodation we have been helping to clean, maintain and get everything else done around the house. Our number of customers and range of services have been continuously growing in over the past 5 years. After the Airbnb boom, we have divided our grown startup to two divisions, and besides the all-round real-estate management, cleaning services became available as a separate service. We felt that the over half-a-decade old name and corporate identity did not reflect our services and us anymore, so it was time for a facelift! Thus Homerun was born so that we could serve our customers with the same quality, but with a fresh look and enthusiasm.
With over 10 years of expertise behind our back, our Airbnb support division with 7 staff members provides all-round home management services for over 55 apartments.
Increase your rental income by up to 50% through short-term lets with our top property management service. Using our expertise and deep understanding of the Budapest real estate and tourism trends, we monitor your Airbnb listing, pricing and occupancy to maximize your profits.
We take care of everything for your apartment from managing your listing, optimizing pricing, check-ins, cleaning and laundry maintenance and a lot more while your can sit back and relax.
Whether you have a spare apartment in the city, a home that you visit once every few months or you are going on a longer trip we are here to help you rent it out on Airbnb, Booking.com and other platforms. We can help with all kinds of needs, so you can be sure that your home is always ready to accommodate you or your guests.
