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The agreement is the result of a long and carefully negotiated process, clearly confirming the project’s strong market position and its appeal to global companies, the company says.
The company is one of the world’s leading logistics service providers and operates a substantial infrastructure in Budapest, with logistics facilities totaling nearly 80,000 square meters. The decision to relocate to Millennium Gardens demonstrates its long-term commitment to the Hungarian market and its choice of a location that aligns with the company’s values, quality standards and forward-looking approach.
“This agreement underscores the disciplined decision-making that characterizes Millennium Gardens’ occupier base. Commitments are made once there is strong alignment with the project’s quality, flexibility and operating standards, supporting long-term tenancy and income stability,” said Bence Rohr, principal at Revetas Capital.
“Millennium Gardens is home to a select tenant base, combining leading international occupiers with strong local companies, and is designed to accommodate a broad range of space requirements — from large corporate occupiers to office units below 500 square meters — within a consistent, institutional-grade environment,” he added.
“We are delighted to welcome a major logistics company to Millennium Gardens. Their decision to join us further enhances our prestigious tenant base and reinforces the project’s long-term value and market positioning,” said Dömötör Károly Makk, leasing director at TriGranit.
“Their presence is a strong endorsement of what Millennium Gardens represents in the Budapest office market — a landmark for the highest occupier standards and sustainability,” he noted.
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