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Cushman & Wakefield Hungary Celebrates 30 Years of Success
Cushman & Wakefield, the leading global real estate advisor, proudly marks its 30th anniversary in Hungary this year.
04/09/2023
eMAG opened in Mammut
As part of its transition into a hybrid retailer that conducts both online and offline salesmanship, eMAG opened its first shopping center unit on 300 sq m in Mammut Shopping and Entertainment Center in Budapest owned by NEPI Rockcastle.
30/09/2020
Liberty office building in Budapest by WING
Cushman & Wakefield and JLL won the leasing mandate of the Liberty office building (42,000 sq m) to be developed by WING.
01/03/2019
Regional Press Releases
Property Forum Bratislava
Take a look at our exclusive report and uncover compelling data on investment trends across office, industrial, and retail sectors in Slovakia, shaping the broader European investment outlook.
26/03/2024
Bratislava Research Forum Announces Office Market Figures for Q4 2023
In the fourth quarter of 2023, the total office stock in Bratislava represented 2.09 million sqm. 19 % of total stock consists of class A+ office space, 37 % of A class, and 44 % of class B office space.
29/01/2024
Commercial real estate in Europe is expected to recover soon
The European commercial real estate market is starting to recover. Inflation has long since reached the value of 2022 and the end of the cycle of high interest rates of central banks is also approaching, which will start to have a positive effect on all the main indicators of the real estate market.
19/01/2024
GLOBAL PRESS RELEASES
Positive market sentiment drives strong start to 2025 in industrial real estate sector
In the first quarter of 2025, approximately 750,000 m² of industrial space was taken up, with logistics accounting for 57% and industrial property for 43%. This represents a 3% decline compared to the same period last year, yet the rising number of viewings and search queries indicates growing confidence in the market.
Jos Hesselink • 15/04/2025
Dutch office market in 2025: quality shortage restricts movement
The Dutch office market is stabilising at a lower level than before the pandemic. A structural shortage of high-quality supply, demanding occupiers, and a hesitant investment market are currently shaping the playing field.
Jos Hesselink • 09/04/2025
P.C. Hooftstraat Leads Luxury Retail Openings in Europe
Amsterdam’s P.C. Hooftstraat remains Europe's most dynamic luxury shopping street, recording the highest number of new store openings (11) in 2024.
Barbara Voskuil - Geerlings • 06/03/2025
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