Gránit AM completes first phase of Alkotás Point renovation

10
Mar
2026
News - Gránit AM completes first phase of Alkotás Point renovation #Alkotás Point #Budapest #Grandum Property Management #Gránit Asset Management #Hungary #Office #Renovation #Tibor Ruzsinszki

by Property Forum | Office

Gránit Asset Management has completed the first phase of renovations at Alkotás Point Office Building in Budapest, part of its Torony Real Estate Fund portfolio. The development focuses on technical upgrades and tenant experience improvements while meeting ESG standards.


Located in Budapest's District 12, the office building maintains over 90% occupancy and houses 22 tenants with approximately 1,500 employees. The renovation began in early 2025 with technical improvements including boiler and circulation pump replacements, LED lighting installation in the parking area, and implementation of the Parkl intelligent parking system.

The third quarter brought visible changes for tenants including a comprehensive lobby transformation, modern LED lighting in common areas, fully refurbished restrooms, replacement of the outdated liquid chiller with a modern unit, and redesign of the café plus opening of a new restaurant.

These upgrades improved the building's energy efficiency rating and enhanced its prestige through renewed common areas. The project was coordinated by Grandum Property Management Hungary's team.

"We believe that the office of the future is more than just a workplace – it is a community space that adapts to changing needs. With the completion of the first phase, Alkotás Point has not only become more energy-efficient but has also reached a new level in terms of convenience services," stated Tibor Ruzsinszki, Real Estate Investment Director of Granit Asset Management.




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