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SPAR opening in CityZen

CityZen Office Building has recently leased its entire 853m2 ground floor to SPAR Magyarország. Located close to the highly frequented junction of Váci út and Dózsa György út, the SPAR supermarket will open in early November 2016.

The Hungarian real estate market is getting greener

Today one quarter of modern office buildings in Budapest have a sustainability evaluation certification, and even among the older office buildings a growing number apply new technologies. Almost all new real estate entrants offer architectural and environmental management solutions to their future tenants. Held by the world's largest real estate advisor, CBRE’s Green Week campaign, organized each year, aims to raise the awareness of the global real estate industry about social responsibility towards the environment by reaching its more than 70 thousand employees as well as its customers.

Cushman & Wakefield secure Media Markt at BC140 Office Building, Budapest

Cushman & Wakefield, exclusively representing the Landlord, a German fund, has successfully closed a long-term lease agreement with Media Markt extending to 2,888 sq m of office space and 50 parking spaces, at BC140 office building in Budapest, equating to an increase in the occupancy rate by 16% at the building.

New unique design-office in Budapest

The leading Hungarian commercial real estate developer WING states that its concept of minimalist office design of A66, a listed building on Andrássy street could represent a new direction in Hungary for offices staffed by young workers among whom an informal, unique but high tech office environment is the norm.

The Budapest Research Forum hereby reports the Q3 2016 office market analysis.

The Budapest Research Forum (hereinafter the ‘BRF’, which comprises of CBRE, Colliers International, Cushman & Wakefield, Eston International, JLL and Robertson Hungary) hereby reports the Q3 2016 office market analysis.

Retailer demand shifts toward Budapest high-streets; shopping centre turnover continues to rise

Hungarian retail sales and turnover continue to show healthy growth, buoyed by the abolition of the Sunday closing law after barely one year in effect. Retailer demand is unbroken but remains pressed by the lack of available supply resulting in upward pressure on rents. Fashion retailers remained the most active in H1 2016, followed by the footwear and F&B segments which both expanded significantly, according to the latest Retail Market View published by CBRE.

Renewed office buildings attract tenants in Budapest

The recently renewed office buildings in the Budapest office market are being recognized by the market soon. New tenants are targeting the landmark buildings of Budapest downtown for high quality office spaces and due to their expanding business. This time the owner of East-West Business Center that is the first modern office building of Budapest, has decided to start refurbishment of their landmark property.

Futureal Group and Erste Bank sign EUR 10 million credit agreement

Futureal Group has successfully refinanced its Corvin Corner office building by signing a credit agreement with Erste Bank Hungary for EUR 10.2 million