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Marcell Laczkó is no stranger to TriGranit. Between 2007 and 2018, he spent nearly 11 years with the company, progressing through several senior leadership positions.
As leasing director, he was responsible for leasing the company’s entire office portfolio, achieving an occupancy rate of 99.4% across Millennium City Center and the WestEnd office portfolio. He subsequently served as sales Director and head of property management, overseeing the asset and property management of the 134,000 sqm Millennium City Center and playing a key role in its successful sale to international institutional investors, including Heitman, Texas Pacific Group, CA Immo and Revetas.
Later, as project director, he led the concept development and end-to-end project management of the 37,000 sqm Millennium Gardens office development.
He began his career in the real estate industry in 2003 at JLL, where he represented international occupiers across the Central and Eastern European region as a senior consultant. Following his first tenure at TriGranit, he joined Futureal as project director, leading the development of Budapest One, one of Budapest’s largest standalone office developments, comprising 65,000 sqm of leasable space and achieving an occupancy rate of 99.75%.
In recent years, he has also focused on the digital transformation of the real estate sector, with particular emphasis on the application of artificial intelligence to property operations, asset management and business development.
In his new role, Laczkó will be responsible for the leasing and asset management strategy of TriGranit’s Hungarian portfolio, with a strong focus on value creation, strengthening long-term tenant relationships and further enhancing the competitiveness of the company’s assets.
“I am delighted to return to TriGranit. The company has played a defining role in my professional career, making this return especially meaningful,” Laczkó said. “It is a great opportunity to once again work with a team I know well and to contribute to the continued success of a company that has always been close to me. Building on the experience I have gained over the past years, I look forward to further enhancing the value of TriGranit’s portfolio while combining traditional real estate expertise with innovative digital solutions.”
Tomasz Lisiecki, CEO of TriGranit, commented, “Marcell’s return represents both continuity and fresh momentum for TriGranit. He has an in-depth understanding of our business and brings extensive experience in leasing, asset management and the delivery of landmark real estate developments. Combined with his innovative mindset, his expertise will be a valuable asset to our team. We are confident that under his leadership we will further strengthen the market position of our portfolio.”
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