Balance Hall
1139 Budapest,
Váci út 99
Gateway Office Park
1138 Budapest,
Dunavirág utca 2.
Airport City
2220 Vecsés,
Üllői út 807.
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About us
CPI Property Group ("CPI PG or the Group") is the leading long-term owner of income-generating real estate in the Czech Republic, Berlin and the CEE region. The Group’s headquarters are in Luxembourg and its shares are listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
CPI Property Group owns and operates a large, diversified and high-quality real estate portfolio valued at €9.8 billion as of December 31, 2019.
The Group´s portfolio is highly diversified, comprising of office properties (46%, primarily Berlin, Prague, Warsaw and Budapest), followed by retail assets (24%, primarily dominant, regional shopping centres and retail parks in the Czech Republic, as well as Poland and Hungary). CPIPG also owns hotels and resorts (9%), residential properties (8%), land bank (8%), development properties (2%) and industrial, agricultural and logistics properties (2%).
73% of CPIPG’s properties are located in the Czech Republic (46%) and Berlin (27%), with the remaining properties spread across strong markets in the CEE region such as Poland and Hungary (21%) and to a lesser extent, Western Europe (5%).
Management
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Mátyás Gereben
Country Manager -
Dr. Tamás Pásztor
Head of Legal and Operation -
Tamás Pók
CFO -
Bea Déri
Director of PR, Marketing & Design -
Attila Madler
Asset Management Director -
Balázs Simonyi
Leasing Director -
Réka Beregszászi
HR Manager -
Iván Nagy
Development Director -
Gyula Győri
Facility Management Director
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CPI Hungary switches to green energy. Tenants can reduce their carbon footprint
From 2022, CPI Hungary will supply the electricity needed to run its property portfolio exclusively from renewable sources, taking a major step towards sustainable building operation and enabling tenants to significantly reduce their ecological footprint.
First Domestic Smart Grid Facility Test Successful
Three market actors have joined to test the principle of demand-side regulation in a “pilot” project. Their collaboration pioneers the opportunity to periodically reduce power consumption through digital regulation by leveraging flexible reserves inherent...
Full house in Balance Hall, 4000 m2 new lease in CPI Hungary’s office building
CPI Hungary continues its first quarterly performance despite the pandemic-ravaged office market. Last month, two new tenants signed at the Váci Road office building, running out of space on the office floors of the project, which was completed a year and...
Campona the family experience centre, will be refurbished
By the end of 2021, the entire interior will be renovated in the South Buda shopping centre, which will continue to be one of the most attractive destinations to those who are looking for family shopping and recreation.
Evergreen locations in the Budapest office market
In addition to the well-known business centres in Budapest, new office blocks are being created, which are the real gold reserves of the capital's real estate market, although not yet organised into sub-markets. One of these is the Hungária Boulevard, whe...