Report title: Hungary Real Estate
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The Hungarian real estate market is estimated at about HUF 2,000 bln annually. Hungary's GDP grew 4.1% in 2005 reaching USD 110.7 bln, compared to an average growth of 1.6% in the EU. The upward trend in the national economy was backed by increased exports and investments and higher productivity.

Document ID: IR19
Country: Hungary
Industry: Real Estate
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Residential Real Estate41
Office Real Estate51
In the first half of 2008 turnover from office property transactions accounted for 55% of the total real estate turnover. In the second quarter of 2008 the total space of the new office buildings increased by 220,000 sq m on the year to 1.989 million sq m.51
Class A offices totalled 1.265 million sq m in 2007, up by 181,600 sq m. Leasing activity was also on the rise in 2007, compared to the previous years. For the same period Class A office space in Pest was twice as much as in Buda side of the Hungarian capi51
Retail Real Estate61
The turnover, generated by retail real estate sector accounted for 45% of the real estate total turnover in the first half of 2008. Following the stepping of international retailers on the Hungarian retail market, the supply of new retail property space we61
In April 2008 retail real estate in Hungary included shopping malls with an overall space of 2.3 million sq m. The shopping malls space in and around Budapest accounted for 65% of the total retail space in the capital. Some of the largest shopping and ent61
Corvin Atrium shopping centre will be completed by 2012 . The building, part of a project for urban renewal in Central Europe, will comprise 150,000 sq m of office space and 3,000 flats. 62
Residential Real Estate83
Austrian Erste Bank will finance the construction of a residential real estate, located in the Terrapark office and residential complex in Budaors, near Hungary's capital Budapest.111
Hungary's Gestor Property Management will invest some HUF 6.0 bln (EUR 23.9 mln) in a commercial and residential project in downtown Budapest IX district. 111
In August 2006 real estate developer GTC Hungary, a subsidiary of Polish Globe Trade Centre SA (GTC), announced plans to invest HUF 10 bln (EUR 36.2 mln) in the construction of a residential complex in Budapest's XI District. The complex, called Sasad Reso121
Olimpia Group, the Hungarian unit of Danish Nanette Real Estate Group NV, planned to start a EUR 110 mln residential project in Budapest. The project will have 1,800 homes along the Danube in the southeast of Budapest and is scheduled for completion in 201121
Dutch Central European Estates Bv (CEE) started a EUR 12.5 mln residential housing project in Budapest in November 2005. The Toscana Garden apartment block was scheduled for completion in the spring of 2007. Around 20% of the 225 apartments had already bee125
According to Colliers International in the second half of 2008 office buildings supply will grow by 140,000 sq m due to the expected completions in the third quarter of the year. Demand and rents will be stable throughout the period. Vacancy rates will ris171
Forecasts show that a total of 175,000 sq m of new class A office space will be delivered in Budapest in 2007.171
The supply of retail space is expected to increase by 2008, driving rents downwards. The annual market growth is estimated at EUR 200 mln, or 20,000 sq m.182

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