Sustainability, Growth, and Opportunities Shape Office Markets in Central and Eastern Europe
Cities with high green certification rates for modern offices attract premium rents, indicating strong demand for sustainable spaces.
News, analysis and lease transactions from the Hungarian office market
Cities with high green certification rates for modern offices attract premium rents, indicating strong demand for sustainable spaces.
The Budapest Research Forum (hereinafter the ‘BRF’, which comprises CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, ESTON International, iO Partners and Robertson Hungary) hereby reports its Q4 2024 office market summary.
The Grand Budapest project will create a new world-class green district from an area that has been abandoned for decades.
2025 will be transformative for the world of work, as advancements in technology continue to shape how businesses of all sizes operate and evolve.
Recruiters have reported a talent exodus from companies now offering their employees less flexibility in where they work.
The newly-built residential market in Budapest has seen remarkable progress over the past few years, experiencing perhaps the most significant qualitative progress in energy efficiency and sustainability while also the quality of construction and the materials used improved as well.
The DRFG Investment Group, with the strategic support of TriGranit, has successfully closed a major commercial real estate transaction in Poland before the end of the year.
The A-category Kálvin Square office building, managed by ConvergenCE and boasting exceptional panoramic views, has reached another milestone this year.