Hungary’s real estate market has undergone a notable transformation in response to recent economic shocks – war, soaring energy prices, sharp interest rate hikes, and high inflation rates. Initially taking a cautious wait-and-see approach, market players have now shifted toward a more proactive approach, navigating the complex economic environment through innovative strategies. Among these strategies, mixed-use developments have gained traction. They’re seen as resilient to market turbulence but also provide innovative development opportunities and new ways for urban transformation.

SKJB Szybkowski Kuzma Jelen Brzoza-Ostrowska has advised the seller on the sale of two logistics parks with a gross leasable area of over 82,000 square meters located in Pruszkow and Ozarow Mazowiecki.

Suciu Popa has advised Meta Estate Trust on its acquisition of the Poiana SPV 6814 company and its real estate asset rights in Romanian winter resort Poiana Brasov.

Kinstellar has advised S Immo on the sale of the Zagrebtower office building to the OTP Group. Vukina & Partners advised the OTP Group.

DSC Doralt Seist Csoklich has advised the DSR Hotel Holding on the long-term lease agreement to take over the Thurnher's Alpenhof hotel in Zuers, Arlberg, from its owner, the Zarges family office. Barnert Egermann Illigasch Rechtsanwaelte advised the owner.

Sobczynscy i Partnerzy FSG Prawo has advisd Minde on the development of the SEA Resort project in Miedzyzdroje, with Szczecin-based Assethome to commercialize the investment, WPIP Construction as the general contractor, and Europlan Artur Koziei to operate the facility.