Hungary’s central bank (MNB) is attempting to sell a portfolio of properties acquired during the presidency of György Matolcsy, but is facing a substantial loss. The bank originally spent 36 billion forints (approximately $98 million USD) to acquire the real estate. These properties are now being advertised for sale at a price of 23 billion forints (approximately $63 million USD), representing a significant devaluation. The reason for the price reduction and the details of the properties themselves have not been fully disclosed. This situation raises questions about the initial acquisition strategy and financial oversight during Matolcsy’s leadership. The sale is being undertaken as the central bank seeks to streamline its assets. The significant price difference highlights potential financial mismanagement or changing market conditions.