The Mayor of Miskolc, József Tóth-Szántai, has publicly asked residents not to sell their properties to individuals relocating from a Roma settlement in Košice, Slovakia. This request stems from past negative experiences with residents failing to adhere to basic community living standards. The Mayor did not specify the nature of these issues, but implied concerns about maintaining social order and neighborly conduct. This situation arises following the eviction of residents from a large Roma settlement in Košice. The call to action suggests anxieties within Miskolc about potential social friction and property value impacts. While not explicitly banning sales, the Mayor’s statement seeks to influence the housing market and community dynamics. This raises complex questions around property rights, social integration, and the responsibilities of local governance.