CBRE Hungary, the local affiliate of the world’s largest property advisor signed a long term lease contract in one of the most prestigious office buildings in Budapest. The company will move its head office to Eiffel Palace in Q1 2015.
Ireland and Spain are close to record-breaking levels for commercial real estate (CRE) investment as buyers search for value in non-core markets. In Hungary office and industrial investment volumes are likely to increase most significantly, according to the latest research from global real estate advisor CBRE.
CBRE today announced the appointment of Lóránt Kibédi Varga as Managing Director of CBRE Hungary. He returns to CBRE having previously headed up its Hungarian business between 2003 and 2005.
In Hungary large occupiers have limited options of immediate availability and they shall consider pre-lease or BTS. Corporate real estate occupiers are expected to return to the market with new office space requirements across Europe as 2014 progresses, according to the latest research from CBRE, the global real estate advisor.
CBRE Hungary announced today that Margaréta Mészáros will replace Graham MacMillan as Head of Valuation from 1st March. After six years in Budapest, Graham will relocate to the UK, staying with CBRE taking up the position of Senior Director within the International Valuation and Advisory Services Team in CBRE’s London office.
This year CBRE is involved in the leasing services of one of the iconic properties of Budapest - decided the owner of Alkotás Point, Heitman. Since September 2013, the iconic office building of Budapest’s southern gate, the Alkotás Point belongs to the offices represented by CBRE. The A-class office complex made up of three wings is managed by the American real estate firm, Heitman since 2012, who refurbished both the common areas and mechanical parts of the buildings with an - in Hungary previously unique - investment of 2.5 million Euros.
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