After 5 years of being absolute market leaders in Budapest, Cushman & Wakefield still holds the trophy this year by being involved in over 48,000 sq m office lease transactions till the end of July. During this time Cushman & Wakefield’s continuously growing Office Agency team concluded 40 transactions.
Cushman & Wakefield has appointed the former Head of Transactions at Goldman Sachs International to lead its Portfolio Services Centre (PSC) in Budapest, Hungary, part of the rapid expansion of the firm’s EMEA Global Occupier Services (GOS) platform.
Redwood Real Estate Holding (formerly known as B&L Estates), a Hungarian real estate developer has recently started the construction on a speculative basis of the 5,000 sq m, A+ category, LEED Platinum pre-certified Ecodome office building located in the heart of Buda.
M7 Real Estate has increased its penetration in the Hungarian market through the acquisition of seven light industrial assets across the country.
M7 Real Estate has increased its penetration in the Hungarian market through the acquisition of seven light industrial assets across the country.
The Hungarian affiliate of one of the leading healthcare companies of the world created its new office spaces with the help of DVM group in Park Atrium office building. The company has already been present in several blocks and levels of the building, with its new leases occupying nearly 730 square meters on the 1st floor of B2 and up to 360 square meters on the ground floor of B4. The international company entrusted DVM group with design and construction tasks, while project management was provided by the global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield.
Cushman & Wakefield acting on behalf of the owner, CPI Property Group has successfully leased close to 3,500 sq m retail space in Buy-Way retail park in Dunakeszi, Hungary.
Atenor, advised by Cushman & Wakefield Hungary’s Capital Markets Team, have successfully sold Building A of their prestigious Váci Greens campus to an independent Hungarian investor group.
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