Rolling Wireless extends and expands their lease at Bartók Ház in Budapest
TriGranit is pleased to announce the signing of a lease agreement with Rolling Wireless for more than 1,500 sqm of office space at Bartók Ház in Budapest.
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One of the world's leading logistics companies is moving its business service centre into WING’s office building
DHL Supply Chain, the business service centre of one of the world's leading logistics companies, has chosen the mixed-use Liberty, developed by WING, as its new office headquarters in Budapest.
Budapest’s Office Market at a Strategic Inflection Point
Budapest’s office market is no longer navigating a cyclical downturn, but a structural turning point driven by AI, changing work models and outdated lease structures.
CEE-6: Highlights 2025 & Predictions 2026 – Modernization, Capital Inflows and Structural Shifts to Shape the Year Ahead
Colliers has published its new report, “CEE-6: Highlights 2025 & Predictions 2026”.
From Iconic Landmark to Future-Ready Office Complex: WING’s Liget Center Wins Multiple Prestigious Awards
At this year’s Hungarian Real Estate Development Award, organized by the Hungarian Chapter of FIABCI, the Liget Center project stood out among the entries.
Optimism Returns to CEE Real Estate Markets as Investment Surges Past EUR 7 Billion
Confidence is steadily returning across Central and Eastern European (CEE) real estate markets, with investor sentiment shifting from cautious optimism to pragmatic execution, according to the latest insights from Colliers.
Revitalized reception areas and a new prestigious tenant at CityZen office building
Property owner has launched a multi-year refurbishment program at CityZen office building, with the first phase now completed: all three reception areas have been fully redesigned. In parallel, a new tenant is joining the community.
London’s New Bond Street Named World’s Most Expensive Retail Destination For First Time
London’s New Bond Street, where rents have risen by 22% in the past year to $2,231 per square foot per year (psf/yr), has been crowned the world’s most expensive retail destination for the first time, according to Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK).
