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All time high investment volume is expected this year

In 2017, following its international assessment CBRE has created a survey among real estate investors in Hungary asking them about their market expectations. At the traditional springtime CBRE Investment Breakfast investors turned out to be optimistic about the future. 43% of the respondents stated that the investment market might grow even by one-fifth from last year’s EUR 1.5 billion, and 23% stated that this year they might reach their highest turnover ever.

Rising Construction Costs and Lack of Skilled Labour Force Make Recovery Difficult

The current forecast for total construction volumes shows increases of 8% and 12% for 2017 and 2018, respectively. The barriers for the realization of the developments are the rise of construction costs and the lack of skilled labour force. CBRE expects that these issues raise risks of delivery delays and decrease of developers’ profit margins.

Valuation: Risks can be avoided

Valuation during the sale, purchase or leasing of real estate is a complex process where the property’s market value is shaped by a number of factors. The majority of CBRE’s valuers are experts registered with RICS, a globally-recognized organization working to implement the highest professional international standards. CBRE’s staff’s professionalism paired with outstandingly high value insurance, guarantee a reliable and well-founded valuation and ensure the protection of clients.

Londos-Berlin: neck to neck in the race for investors

London has been ranked as the most attractive European city for real estate investment for the sixth consecutive year, according to CBRE’s annual Investor Intentions Survey being launched at MIPIM 2017. 17% of respondents cited London as their preferred destination for real estate investment. Berlin has jumped to second place in 2017 from fourth in 2016 while Budapest placed tenth along with Frankfurt and Munich.

GALCAP EUROPE acquires prestigious building in the center of Budapest

Vienna-based investment manager GalCap Europe has acquired "Merkur Palota" (the Merkur Palace) a fully renovated, prestigious office building in Budapest.

Hungarian commercial real estate investment market doubled in 2016

Investors spent EUR 1.54 billion in 2016 in the Hungarian commercial real estate market surpassing the 2015 level by 107 per cent. Last year both office properties and retail properties were in request, thus CBRE, the world’s leading real estate adviser is expecting a similar or even higher turnover for 2017.

Accounting and property management of Váci Greens’ Building „C” carried out by CBRE

The property management and (property and SPV) accounting of Váci Greens’ Building C, acquired by ZFP Investments, acting on behalf of the ZFP realitní fond, a Czech real estate fund entering the Hungarian commercial real estate market, is now performed by CBRE.

The Budapest Research Forum hereby reports its Q4 2016 office market summary.

The Budapest Research Forum (hereinafter the ‘BRF’, which comprises CBRE, Colliers International, Cushman & Wakefield, Eston International, JLL and Robertson Hungary) hereby reports its Q4 2016 office market summary.
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