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Articles - Office

Bangkok named world’s best workcation city for 2026 in IWG’s annual Work from Anywhere Index as WFA policies reshape travel and work

Bangkok has been named the best city in the world for a workcation in the fourth edition of IWG’s Work from Anywhere Index, with Tokyo and Barcelona taking second and third place. The annual index ranks cities against a range of criteria designed to assess how well they support remote working while travelling, including climate, broadband speed, accommodation, transport, food, culture and the availability of flexible workspaces. It comes as new research from IWG demonstrates the growing popularity of work-from-anywhere policies, enabled by hybrid working and access to workspaces around the world.

Marcell Laczkó Returns to TriGranit as Leasing and Asset Management Director for Hungary

TriGranit is pleased to announce that Marcell Laczkó has rejoined the company as Leasing and Asset Management Director for Hungary, where he will be responsible for the leasing and asset management of the company's Hungarian real estate portfolio.

From long leases to liquid space: C-Suite shifts away from long-term office commitments as AI makes future workspace needs harder to predict

AI is accelerating the pace of business and forcing companies to rethink how much and what style of office space they need, opting for the benefits of flexible and decentralised workspace models, according to new research from International Workplace Group, the world’s largest platform for work with brands including Regus and Spaces.

Act legal Hungary joins and Logiscool renews at Bartók Ház, reinforcing strong leasing momentum

DRFG Investment Group and TriGranit are pleased to announce two leasing transactions at Bartók Ház totalling nearly 700 sqm of modern office space. International law firm act legal Hungary has signed a new seven-year lease agreement and will relocate its Budapest office to Bartók Ház. At the same time, Logiscool, the internationally recognized digital education provider, has renewed its lease for an additional three-year term.

Vocal About Local: Parents say the option to work locally is essential to alleviating the strain of summer childcare

New research from International Workplace Group has revealed that almost seven in 10 (69%) parents are stressed about arranging childcare ahead of the upcoming school summer holidays. Looking for solutions, eight in 10 (78%) said that having access to a local workspace would alleviate this stress.

Millennium Gardens to Operate on 100% Green Electricity from 2026

– Revetas Capital and TriGranit are pleased to announce that Millennium Gardens office building has taken another significant step towards achieving its sustainability goals: from 1 January 2026, the building’s electricity consumption is fully covered by electricity generated from renewable energy sources, commonly referred to as green electricity.

Mr. Gábor Regős: It Is No Longer Home Office but ESG and AI That Are Shaping the Budapest Office Market

The Budapest office market is on the threshold of a new era: while vacancy rates are declining and demand for modern, sustainable office space may increase, the spread of artificial intelligence could reshape labour demand in the service sector even in the medium term. According to Mr. Gábor Regős, Chief Economist at Gránit Asset Management, the new direction of economic policy may strengthen service centres and high value-added activities, which could primarily benefit premium office buildings. In this interview, we discussed the current situation of the Budapest office market, the role of ESG requirements, the impact of the interest rate environment, and the opportunities and risks associated with AI.

CEE-6 Office Markets Enter a New Era of Scarcity, Quality and Transformation

Colliers report reveals record-low development activity, tightening availability of prime space and growing pressure on ageing office assets across Central and Eastern Europe.