GTC completes sale of Budapest office building

09
Nov
2020
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by Property Forum | Investment

GTC has sold Spiral, a Class A office building located in Budapest, Hungary. The sale will generate €41 million of free cash.


Spiral provides a total of 30,541 sqm of leasable office space situated next to Váci út Corridor, one of the most popular office destinations in Budapest. The building was completed in 2008 and offers six floors of offices and four underground parking levels. The building has a single office occupier leased to the Hungarian National Asset Management Inc and the remaining space of 1,896 sqm is leased to a restaurant and a fitness centre operator.  

“We believe the time has come to refresh our portfolio in Hungary by selling mature assets in order to make room for new, exciting acquisitions and developments. The sale of Spiral is in line with this strategy and will provide net cash to finance new acquisitions, as well as implementing our new development projects such as the Pillar and Center Point 3 office buildings,” said Yovav Carmi, President of the Management Board of GTC.   

GTC will continue to hold four substantial modern office buildings located in Budapest: Center Point 1 and 2 with a lettable area of 40,900 sqm, Duna Tower offering 31,300 sqm of office and GTC Metro of 16,200 sqm. The Pillar office building, presently under construction, is fully pre-leased and this is a remarkable result in the Hungarian market. Pillar is GTC’s latest highly visible landmark development.




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