Óbudai 2. sz. Lakásszövetkezet is a cooperative association established in 1966 in Budapest, Hungary, specializing in residential property management. Its membership is composed of owners of 216 apartments across six buildings located at Árpád fejedelem útja 61–66 in the III district of Budapest, Óbuda. The organization’s legal and operational details, including its founding year and membership structure, are consistently confirmed across its official website and Hungarian company registries.
Its primary activities focus on the management, maintenance, and operational administration of the shared properties, which encompass the buildings and all related communal infrastructure. The organization holds regular office hours and communicates updates—such as notable repairs or ongoing works—through its official website and a dedicated Facebook group aimed at fostering community among residents.
A notable aspect of its operations includes the transparent publication of internal documents, such as rules and by-laws, which are accessible on its website. Current figures indicate an annual net revenue of just over 38 million forints based on recent financial data, illustrating the typical scale of a Hungarian residential cooperative of this size.
Recent publicly documented projects relate primarily to maintenance and property upkeep. There is an emphasis on communication with members regarding planned works, but the organization does not appear to engage in real estate development or activities beyond conventional cooperative management. The cooperative has remained stable in its financial operations and has not shown considerable organizational change in recent years.