As of July 28, Balázs Zelles-Görgey has joined Colliers Hungary as Director, Head of Capital Markets. With extensive experience in the real estate sector, Balázs brings a strong background from both the agency and the developer-investor sides of the market.
Under the theme ‘The Green Drive of the Real Estate Market: The Green Lease’, Colliers Hungary Ltd. and Dentons Réczicza Law Firm organized a business breakfast for professionals in the real estate industry, including developers, investors, landlords, and tenants, on May 16, 2023.
The predecessor of CE LAND Hungary Kft. was founded in 2004 and launched in its present professional form in 2011, and from the very beginning they defined themselves as a sovereign, elite, Hungarian management-owned, well-positioned real estate consultancy firm, whose main value is independence.
Ede Gulyás will join Colliers Hungary per February 1 to take up the position of Director and Head of Office Agency.
Leading diversified professional services and investment management firm Colliers International Group Inc. (NASDAQ and TSX: CIGI) reveals investors are largely optimistic about a market rebound in 2021, according to its new Global Capital Markets 2021 Investor Outlook.
In a rapidly changing world of work, JLL’s global survey reveals that the workplace of the future will be versatile and hybrid, focusing on employee-centric solutions
Colliers International Hungary is pleased to announce, that András Oláh joined the Landlord Representation Team, Office Agency last week.
Commercial real estate investment volumes in Continental Europe reached a record high of €248bn in 2019, according to global real estate advisor, CBRE. This represents a 2% increase from €243bn in 2018, which was previously a record for investment volumes. Across the whole of Europe (including UK and Ireland), investment volumes totalled €315bn in 2019, down 2% from €322bn in the previous year. The small decrease in 2019 was due to a 19% decline in UK volumes reflecting investor caution in the face of ongoing political uncertainty. Even with the shrinking UK volume, 2019 was the second strongest year on record for European investment, after 2018.
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