Not only office buildings get certified in Hungary

27
Feb
2018
News - Not only office buildings get certified in Hungary #BREEAM #building #Colliers #DGNB #green #Hungary #LEED #report

by Import Sys | Report

Although offices still comprise the majority of certified green buildings in Hungary, other types of properties are increasingly being certified, according to Colliers International’s latest green building market report.


One of the most positive developments in 2017 was the wide variety of properties that achieved green building certification. While almost all new speculative office buildings in Hungary have been certified for the past several years, it is becoming increasingly common for retail, industrial and even hotel properties to be certified. On the retail side, in 2017 Árkád Pécs achieved DGNB In-Use certification, and the Auchan Soroksár extension received the BREEAM interim certification.
 
The stock of certified industrial properties also increased considerably, with additional buildings at ProLogis Park Sziget obtaining BREEAM new construction certification and Becton Dickinson’s new factory in Tatabánya being LEED certified.
 
Perhaps most interestingly, the Four Points by Sheraton in Kecskemét has become the first LEED certified hotel in Hungary.
 

“In 2018, over 350,000 sqm of new office supply will be completed in Budapest and all of these buildings are targeting either LEED or BREEAM certification, with the market split evenly between the two certification schemes. Even countryside office developments such as Forest Offices Debrecen now recognize the value of green building certification in attracting tenants and protecting the environment. Just as importantly, a growing number of office developments are now pursuing WELL certification – which focuses on the health and well-being of building occupants, and we expect the first WELL Core & Shell building to achieve certification in 2018.” – said Norbert Szircsák, Senior Associate at Colliers International’s Green Advisory Services.




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  • Foundever has doubled its footprint to 3,500 sqm within the Bucharest-based Campus 6.3 office building, owned by CPI Romania. Cushman & Wakefield Echinox brokered the deal.

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  • Katarína Brydone, Jana Vlková and Vendula Maršová have been appointed as the first Equity Partners of Colliers’ Czech business. Brydone brings more than 20 years of experience in international real estate. Vlková has more than 25 years of experience in commercial real estate. Maršová, Partner and Head of Valuation and Advisory Services, brings more than 16 years of experience in real estate valuation and advisory.
  • BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland has expanded its Industrial and Logistics Agency team with the appointments of Joanna Choromańska, formerly of JLL, and Bartosz Wilczyński, previously with CBRE. The new hires bring a combined 34 years of experience in sector sales, lease negotiations, and build-to-suit project delivery to support the division's ongoing growth.
  • Speedwell has expanded its industrial and logistics team with the appointment of Valentin Achim as Leasing and Property Manager for Industrial Developments. Achim brings extensive experience in coordinating commercial and operational activities within the logistics and industrial sectors. In his new role, he will oversee the development and expansion of the company's Spaceplus platform.


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