The Váci út office corridor, the central business district (CBD) and the inner quarters of Pest are the most significant office locations in Budapest. The Budapest office of CBRE, the world’s leading real estate consultant, has synchronized its office market database with the metro lines and stations to highlight the current status of the city’s office market.
CBRE Group reported robust revenue and earnings growth for the year ended December 31, 2015, with full-year revenue and EBITDA reaching new highs for the company. In Hungary CBRE’s revenue rose with 35% and the total number of employees doubled in 2015.
Worldwide sales of luxury goods continue to increase according to the latest report by global property advisor CBRE, Luxury Retail 2015. 70%* of all Chinese-led luxury purchases are now transacted overseas, resulting in sales increases in Western Europe of 13.4%, Eastern Europe 18%, Africa 26% and 5% in North America over the last two years.
CBRE Group has been named the top global real estate advisory firm in the 2015 Euromoney Real Estate Awards. CBRE has now achieved the top award for four consecutive years and eight times since the real estate awards program launched 11 years ago. Globally, CBRE was also ranked highest overall in the Sales/Leasing and Valuation categories.
Investment into the commercial real estate (CRE) market totalled nearly €56 billion in the second quarter of 2015, up 15% on Q2 2014, according to the latest figures from global real estate advisor CBRE. Although the rate of year-on-year growth in investment activity has slowed slightly compared with Q1, it is still the highest Q2 total since 2007.
The growth prospects for the European economy are improving in 2015, which creates greater business confidence in office tenants. This is already having an impact on the demand for offices, which increased by 4% year-on-year. Tightening supply of prime office space in Europe is causing prime rents to accelerate, according to global real estate advisor CBRE.
Commercial real estate investment in Central & Eastern Europe (excluding Russia) rose 28% year-on-year and reached just over €7.7 billion in 2014 according to the latest research from CBRE. Poland retained its leading position, with investment volume close to €3.1 billion for the 12 months to 31 December 2014, a similar level to that of the last four years. An additional €2.3 billion was traded in Russia, compared to €5.3 billion in 2013.
Three of Five Priciest Markets are in Asia, five of 10 Fastest Growing Occupancy Cost Markets are in U.S. London’s West End remained the world’s highest-priced office market but Asia continued to dominate the world’s most expensive office locations, accounting for three of the top five markets, according to CBRE Research’s semi-annual Global Prime Office Occupancy Costs survey.
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