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Green certification – Not just for offices anymore

2/26/18

Although offices still comprise the majority of certified green buildings in Hungary, other types of properties are increasingly being certified, according to Colliers International’s latest Green building market report.

Two long-standing companies move to the reborn Lokomotív Ház

2/6/18

Akadémiai Kiadó and Wolters Kluwer Ltd chose their new headquarters at the presently renewing Lokomotív Ház, which is located in the most popular office area of Újbuda. CBRE Hungary has advised them to find the best office solution. They will become the biggest tenants of the office park from this May.

Again, JLL's Tenant Representation division is the market leader

1/31/18

JLL tenant representation division closed the year 2017 with an outstanding result of 67,410 sq m total transacted volume, securing a 44% share in the tenant representation market, which made JLL the market leader again.

CBRE named a world’s most admired company by Fortune Magazine for sixth consecutive year

1/25/18

CBRE announced that Fortune magazine has named the company a World’s Most Admired Company in the real estate industry for the sixth consecutive year.

100% CBRE victory at the first Europa Property Awards

1/22/18

CBRE Hungary won both awards for the Best Agency and Property Management Company on the Europa Property Awards, held first time in Hungary. This is a 100% result as Commercial Real Estate Advisors could nominate in these two categories.

Colliers has been appointed as Property Manager of Mill Park

1/17/18

Colliers REMS Hungary has been assigned by Skanska for the role of property manager for Mill Park Offices, from 2018.

Erste Ingatlan Alap acquires Market Central Ferihegy

1/15/18

Market Central Ferihegy, one of the largest retail parks in Hungary, and adjacent office complex Quadrum have been acquired by Erste Ingatlan Alap. According to Erste Asset Management, growth of the economy and expansion of the retail market in Hungary may facilitate higher rent, representing favourable outlooks for future returns of real estate funds.

Shopping Centres to Reinvent Themselves as Simply ‘Centres’ by 2030

12/14/17

Shopping Centres of the future will become just ‘centres’ and will reinvent themselves as mixed-use destinations. Healthcare, educational and leisure facilities will all become a fundamental part of the shopping centre, according to new insights from the Future of Retail 2030, by the world’s leading real estate services firm, CBRE.

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