GTC completes Center Point office building
Eli Alroy, Chairman of Globe Trade Centre S.A. and Robert Snow, CEO of GTC Hungary Real Estate Development Zrt on Tuesday officially opened the Center Point 2 office building, the second phase of GTC’s flagship Center Point development.
In addition, Snow announced the launch of GTC’s new office project located in District 13 in Dózsa György út on the site of the old “Spiral” building. The new Spiral will be a multi phase office project with over 62,000 square meters of offices, making it one of the largest office buildings in the capital.
The first phase of the Spiral complex, planned to be completed in early 2008, will offer a wide range of facilities including top class offices, underground garages, restaurants and cafés’, retail shops, post office, conference facilities and a fitness center.
”The CEE region is in a stage of permanent development. Since the opening to democracy, Hungary continues to consolidate as a regional business hub and GTC recognizes the need to secure solutions in space flexibility, efficiency and low occupancy costs for all manner of businesses in Budapest” Alroy said.
GTC Hungary has appointed two of the leading international agents, Jones Lang LaSalle and Colliers International, to lease the property.
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