Budapest, Hungary
Hungary's land register is public by statute — anyone may see a title sheet — but a copy costs HUF 4,800 and private individuals' names are released only to an identified requester who states a purpose, so Budapest's landmark owners are established here from statutes, government decrees, stock-exchange reports and company releases.
9 buildings · 9 with an owner established · 25 sources · 4 tier A · 5 tier B · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Hungary keeps one state land register (ingatlan-nyilvántartás), now run in the electronic E-ING system by the government offices' land departments (földhivatal). Act C of 2021 says the register is public: 'bárki megismerheti' — anyone may learn what a title sheet (tulajdoni lap) and the map show — but a natural person's name, birth year and address are released only once the requester identifies themselves and states a purpose. An electronic certified title copy costs HUF 4,800 and a paper one HUF 10,000; there is no free online search and no open owner file, so companies' and the State's holdings are public on payment while individuals' are gated.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchHUF 4,800 per electronic certified title-sheet copy (hiteles tulajdonilap-másolat) or 'ügyleti' copy; HUF 10,000 per paper certified copy (1/2024 (I.30.) KTM decree, s.20)
Bulk ownership dataNo open owner file. 'Földkönyv' extracts on request under Act C of 2021 ss.80–83: a data land book of Part I (parcel) data that 'bárki igényelhet' at HUF 240 per property; owner-name land books only with statutory authority or the parties' consent (HUF 320 per property)
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- varkapitanysag.hu — “A felhasználó kifejezetten nem jogosult az adott tartalom többszörözésére, újrafelhasználására, terjesztésére, bármilyen eszközzel és formában történő másolására, átvételére, adatbázisában történő tárolására… (The user is expressly not entitled to reproduce, reuse, distribute, copy, take over or store the content in a database…) — Jogi nyilatkozat 5.2; 5.1 limits use to private use.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hungarian Parliament Building (Országház) Kossuth Lajos tér 1–3, 1055 Budapest (district V) |
Civic | Hungarian State The National Assets Act, s.4(1)(b), lists 'az Országház' among the things that are 'az állam kizárólagos tulajdonába tartozik' — in the State's exclusive ownership, so it cannot be sold. s.4(1a) extends that to the Tisza Lajos office building at Balassi Bálint utca 1–5 and the State-owned section of the Antall József embankment because of their technical link to the Parliament. Hungarian Wikipedia's infobox gives the owner as 'Magyarország', a built area of 17,745 m², a length of 268 m and a height of 96 m. |
Government | —A |
| Buda Castle Royal Palace (Budavári Palota) and the Castle Palace Quarter Szent György tér 2, 1014 Budapest (district I) |
Civic | Hungarian State — managed by Várkapitányság Nonprofit Zrt. The National Assets Act, Annex 2 Part III, lists 'A királyi palota és a Szent György téri – Színház utcai műemléki együttes' (Sándor Palace, the Royal Palace, the medieval ruins, the fortifications, the Carmelite church and friary, the Várkert Bazár) as State property of 'nemzetgazdasági szempontból kiemelt jelentőségű' — outstanding national importance (s4). Várkapitányság's own page calls itself 'állami tulajdonban lévő, közhasznú szervezet' under the Ministry of Transport and Investment, whose main task is the asset management of 'a Budavári Palotanegyedben található állami tulajdonú, történelmi jelentőségű ingatlanok'. Founded 10 October 2018. |
Government | —A |
| MOL Campus Dombóvári út 28, 1117 Budapest (district XI, Újbuda) c. 86,000 m² total floor area · 28 floors |
Office | MOL Group (MOL Nyrt.) — managed by its subsidiary MOL Campus Kft. MOL Campus Kft. 100% (through MOL Ingatlan Holding Kft.) MOL's campus site calls it 'Our headquarters': 28 floors, 120 m high, 2,500 staff, 'a total floor area of approximately 86,000 square meters'. MOL's 2025 integrated annual report lists 'MOL Campus Kft. – Hungary – Real estate management – 100%' under MOL Ingatlan Holding Kft., and the Skydeck's terms name MOL Campus Kft. as the operator. English Wikipedia gives MOL Group as the developer and 143 m as the architectural height. Tier B: no document opened says in so many words which group company holds the title; no sale of the building was found. |
Public company | —B |
| Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport 1185 Budapest (district XVIII) |
Land | Hungarian State (the airport); concession company Budapest Airport Zrt. held 80% by Corvinus Zrt. and 20% by VINCI Airports Corvinus 80% / VINCI Airports 20% of the concessionaire The National Assets Act, s.4(1)(i), puts 'az állami tulajdonban lévő nemzetközi kereskedelmi repülőtér' with its air-traffic equipment in the State's exclusive ownership. What changed hands in 2024 was the concession company: VINCI says VINCI Airports and 'Corvinus, an investment fund fully owned and managed by the Hungarian State, have jointly signed and closed the acquisition of the concessionaire … On completion of the transaction, Corvinus will own 80% of the concessionaire and VINCI Airports 20%.' The concession expires in 2080. The airport handles '96% of the country's air traffic'. |
Government | EUR €3.1 billion equity value for 100% of the concessionaire, plus €1.2 billion net debt 2024-06 VINCI press release of 6 June 2024: signed and closed; bought from AviAlliance, Malton and CDPQ. A |
| Westend (Westend City Center) Váci út 1–3, 1062 Budapest (district VI) |
Retail | DEVO Group (Gránit Pólus Group until 30 September 2026) DEVO's commercial-property page describes 'a csoport ingatlanportfóliójának napi működtetése' (running the group's property portfolio) and says 'Ide tartozik Magyarország legnagyobb bevásárlóközpontja, a Westend', with the Westend office building, Crowne Plaza Budapest, the Müpa and the Pólus office building. Its 30 Sep 2026 release says the Gránit Pólus Group (founded 1996) now trades as DEVO and links Westend's history to it. Tier B: no owning company or stake is named. The brief's Unibail suggestion is not supported; no sale of Westend was found (s8b). |
Private company | —B |
| Puskás Aréna Istvánmezei út 3–5, 1146 Budapest (district XIV) |
Civic | Hungarian State Hungarian Wikipedia's infobox: 'Tulajdonos: Magyar állam; Bérlő: Magyar Labdarúgó-szövetség' (owner: the Hungarian State; tenant: the Hungarian Football Federation), capacity 67,155, opened 15 November 2019, built by Magyar Építő Zrt. and ZÁÉV Építőipari Zrt. at a stated cost of HUF 190.5 billion (2017). Tier B: an encyclopaedia infobox, not a register; the operator named in press reports, Nemzeti Sportügynökség Nonprofit Zrt., is listed in the National Assets Act's Annex 2 as 100% State-owned (s4). The construction cost is not a purchase price. |
Government | —B |
| Etele Plaza Etele tér, 1115 Budapest (district XI) |
Retail | Futureal Group The Futureal Group's own reference brochure (May 2026, published on its Cordia site) calls Etele Plaza 'Futureal's largest retail project' and 'the largest shopping center of Buda', describes the land assembly at Kelenföld, and records that 'Futureal has reached an agreement with a three-bank lending consortium on the refinancing of Etele Plaza's loans and the provision of a new credit facility'. Tier B: the group refinancing the centre's loans is strong evidence that it still owns it, but the brochure names no owning company and no stake, and the title sheet (HUF 4,800) was not bought. futureal.hu itself returns an empty page to scripts. |
Private company | —B |
| Corvin Promenade office buildings (Corvin sétány) Corvin sétány, 1082 Budapest (district VIII, Józsefváros) |
Office | OTP real estate funds (OTP Bank group) Futureal's reference brochure (May 2026), 2018: the developer 'negotiates the sale of all existing office buildings on Corvin Promenade to OTP real estate funds and forward sells Corvin 5 and Corvin 6 office buildings in the largest office deal ever completed in Hungary'; 2019: it 'completes the sale of Corvin 5 and 6 office buildings to OTP real estate funds'. The brochure gives no price and does not name the fund. Later buildings at the Promenade's ends (Corvin Innovation Campus, Corvin 7 for IBM) are not covered by that sale. Tier B: seller's own account; the buyer's filings were not opened. |
Institution | —B |
| Nyugati railway station and the Rákosrendező railway land Teréz körút 55, 1062 Budapest (district VI); Rákosrendező, district XIII/XIV |
Land | Hungarian State (Nyugati reception building; operated by MÁV); Rákosrendező's surplus land sold by MNV Zrt. in 2025 The National Assets Act, Annex 2 Part III item 1.35, lists 'Nyugati pályaudvar felvételi épülete' (Teréz körút 51–53) as State property of outstanding national importance, and Annex 2 lists MÁV Zrt. as 100% State-owned; Wikipedia gives MÁV Pályaműködtetési Zrt. as operator from 2025 (s10). Rákosrendező: Telex reports the State–Eagle Hills Zrt. contract at 'nettó 59.286 forint / négyzetméter' and the ministry's HUF 50.9 billion; on 22 March 2025 it reports MNV and the City-owned BKM Zrt. signed for BKM's purchase under its pre-emption right, with BKM to apply for title registration (s11b). Completion was not checked. |
Government | HUF HUF 50.9 billion net (c. 85 ha of disused Rákosrendező railway land; HUF 59,286/m² net) 2025-01 Sale by the State asset manager MNV Zrt. to Eagle Hills Zrt., signed mid-January 2025; the City's company BKM then exercised its pre-emption right. A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Hungary publishes no parcel-level valuation roll and no open price file, so the core cannot be measured from an official per-parcel value. What the public record gives is the price of the few great State and municipal transactions, the City's balance-sheet value of its property, and the deal value of the airport concession.
Rákosrendező railway land, State sale priceHUF 59,286 per m² net (HUF 50.9 billion for c. 85 ha)
Telex, 21 Jan 2025, reporting the published MNV–Eagle Hills Zrt. contract and the economy ministry's statement; the City's company BKM then moved to buy it under its pre-emption right (Telex, 22 Mar 2025).
City of Budapest property, net book valueHUF 2,214,722.6 million (2023); 9,316 numbered properties
State Audit Office report 25065 (2025), from the City's asset statement; 98.7% is core (törzsvagyon) property.
Budapest Airport concession, 100% equity value€3.1 billion plus €1.2 billion net debt (June 2024)
VINCI press release, 6 June 2024; Corvinus (Hungarian State) 80%, VINCI Airports 20%.
State assets under MNVc. HUF 16,000 billion; c. 277,000 property items (national)
MNV 'Rólunk' page, read October 2026; no Budapest split published.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The biggest holders of Budapest ground are public. The Hungarian State holds its estate through the National Asset Manager (MNV Zrt.) and through managing bodies such as Várkapitányság in the Castle quarter; the Parliament, the State airport and the trunk railway lines are in the State's exclusive ownership by statute. The City of Budapest (Budapest Főváros Önkormányzata) is the second great owner, with 9,316 separately numbered properties on its 2023 balance sheet, most of them inalienable core assets — streets, parks, utility networks. The 23 district councils hold most municipal flats and local property; no district figures were opened. The railways (MÁV, 100% State-owned) are the main source of large redevelopment sites, as Rákosrendező's 2025 sale showed. The figures for Eötvös Loránd University, the Ministry of Defence and the Catholic Church's Budapest holdings were not found in any source opened.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Hungarian State — Magyar Nemzeti Vagyonkezelő Zrt. (MNV, National Asset Manager) MNV's About page: it exercises ownership rights over 'közel 16 ezer milliárd forint értékű állami vagyon' — about a quarter of Hungary's annual GDP — and 'Az ingatlanvagyon hozzávetőlegesen 277 ezer tételből áll, ezek közül jelenleg több mint 256 ezret használ vagyonkezelő szervezet'. These are national figures; MNV publishes no Budapest split. MNV signed the January 2025 Rákosrendező sale (marquee). The National Assets Act puts the Parliament, the State airport and the trunk railways in the State's exclusive ownership (s4). |
Government | c. 277,000 property items nationwide (256,000+ held by managing bodies); c. HUF 16,000 billion of State assets; c. 230 State companiesA |
| City of Budapest (Budapest Főváros Önkormányzata) State Audit Office (ÁSZ) report 25065 (2025): the City 'a 2023. évben 2 214 722,6 M Ft értékű ingatlanvagyonnal rendelkezett' (HUF 1,668,391.2m in 2022), and the number of properties with their own parcel number rose from 7,400 in 2022 to 9,316 in 2023, most of the rise from registering telecom ducts. 98.7% was core assets (törzsvagyon) and 1.3% business property in 2023; 56.2% was inalienable property in exclusive ownership. Its property company BFVK Zrt. (founded by the City on 27 October 1994) managed 931 properties worth HUF 65,798.8m net in 2023, and sold 12 of the 77 earmarked for sale that year for HUF 428.0m net. |
Government | 9,316 separately numbered properties, net book value HUF 2,214,722.6 million (2023)A |
| MÁV Magyar Államvasutak Zrt. (Hungarian State Railways) and the State railway estate The National Assets Act's Annex 2 lists 'MÁV Magyar Államvasutak Zrt. 100%' among companies the State must keep, and its Annex 2 Part III lists the Nyugati and Keleti station reception buildings (Teréz körút 51–53; Baross tér 11) as State property of outstanding national importance; s.4(1)(h) puts the trunk railway lines in the State's exclusive ownership. For Rákosrendező see the marquee entry: the City's utility holding BKM Zrt. moved to buy the land under its pre-emption right in March 2025 (s11b). |
Government | 100% State-owned; c. 85 ha of disused Rákosrendező yard sold by MNV in January 2025 for HUF 50.9 billion netA |
| Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zrt. (BKM, the City's utility holding) Telex, 22 March 2025: negotiations between MNV and BKM on the Rákosrendező sale 'sikeresen lezárultak'; the parties signed everything needed, the City company would transfer the first instalment of the price on Monday and apply to the land office the next day to register 'a BKM tulajdonjogának bejegyzése'. Whether the title was registered, and the price BKM paid, were not established from an opened source. |
Government | Rákosrendező railway land under a pre-emption purchase from MNV (first instalment due 24 March 2025)A |
| Budapest Airport Zrt. (Corvinus Zrt. 80%, VINCI Airports 20%) The concession company runs the State-owned airport; VINCI's release (6 June 2024) gives the split and the €3.1 billion equity value plus €1.2 billion net debt. The land under the airport is State property by s.4(1)(i) of the National Assets Act; no land area figure was opened. |
Government | Concession to 2080; 100% equity valued at €3.1 billion (2024)A |
| Várkapitányság Nonprofit Zrt. (manager of the Buda Castle Palace Quarter) Its own page: a State-owned public-benefit company under the Ministry of Transport and Investment whose main job is the 'vagyonkezelése, értékőrzése és mindennapi üzemeltetése' of the State's historic buildings, public spaces and green areas in the Budavári Palotanegyed. No floor-area or parcel figure is published there. |
Government | Manages the State-owned historic property, public spaces and green areas of the Castle Palace QuarterA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New housing in Budapest is built by private developers selling flats off-plan, mostly to individual buyers who then own them as condominium units — those owners stay unnamed. Output has fallen far below its mid-2000s peak: KSH counts 3,949 dwellings built in Budapest in 2025 against 4,607 in 2024, 6,359 in 2023 and 12,303 in 2005. There is no official league table of builders; the figures below are each developer's own statement and are mostly group-wide, across several countries. Several of the biggest Budapest developers (Futureal/Cordia, WING's LIVING brand) are Hungarian private groups that also develop and hold offices, warehouses and shopping centres.
| Name | Type | Units (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| Cordia (Cordia International Zrt., Futureal Group) Cordia's site: 'Over the last 20 years, we have sold more than 12,000 apartments in Hungary, the United Kingdom, Romania, Poland, and Spain' and '2500+ homes under construction'. Futureal's brochure (s16) says Cordia launched Marina City in Budapest, where 'More than 2,500 apartments will be built on a 14-hectare, car-free site on the shores of Újpest Bay', and that Grand Corvin was the last residential building on Corvin Promenade. No Budapest-only count is published. |
Private company | 12,000+ homes sold across 5 countries; 2,500+ under constructionA |
| WING Group — LIVING brand WING's release: consolidated revenue rose to HUF 130.3 billion 'elsősorban a lakóingatlan-fejlesztések nagyobb átadási volumenének köszönhetően' and its strategy now centres on residential development in all three countries; 'A LIVING a WING Zrt. lakóingatlanokra specializálódott márkája'. No unit count for Budapest is published on the pages opened. |
Private company | Group revenue HUF 130.3 billion in H1 2026, mainly from home handoversA |
| DEVO Group — residential division DEVO's page says housing is a newly created business line, that it decides 'saját tőkével' (with its own capital) and that it runs its own rental housing stock ('Saját lakásállományunk üzemeltetése'). No unit figure is given. |
Private company | New business line; runs its own rental housing stock (no count published)A |
| Budapest dwellings built (all builders) — KSH KSH STADAT table 18.1.2.6 (updated 6 July 2026), row 'Budapest főváros, régió'; the 2023 and 2024 totals match the sum of KSH's quarterly table 18.2.2.8 (e.g. 2024: 910 + 1,214 + 637 + 1,846). The table's series peaks at 12,303 in 2005. Shown as the market denominator, not a builder. |
Government | 3,949 (2025); 4,607 (2024); 6,359 (2023)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Budapest's commercial stock is held mostly by Hungarian private groups and by the open-ended property funds of the big banks (OTP, Erste), with a single listed Budapest REIT-style company (Graphisoft Park SE, a SZIT since 2018). Foreign REITs are not prominent among the owners found. Most groups publish group-wide figures that include other countries, so the figures below say where they are national or regional. There is no published Budapest ranking by floor area.
| Name | Type | Holdings (as each owner states) |
|---|---|---|
| Indotek Group Indotek's site: 'a leading force in Hungary's real estate investment and NPL management sectors', 'privately owned by two individuals' (not named here), with '2.4 Million sqm gross leasable area', '2.5 Billion EUR assets under management', 60+ managed office buildings, 80+ managed retail assets and 100+ warehouses. These are group-wide figures across 12 countries; no Budapest split is published. Its site also reports that it acquired the remaining 53% of Auchan Hungary, taking full ownership. |
Private company | 2.4 million m² GLA; €2.5 billion AUM; 350+ properties (12 countries)A |
| WING Group (WINGHOLDING Zrt.) WING's half-year release (1 Oct 2026): 'A Csoport mérlegfőösszege június végén 1 358 milliárd forintot tett ki, eszközállományának közel 63 százaléka Lengyelországban és Németországban található'. In Budapest its portfolio grew in the half-year 'a Capital Square irodaházzal, az Olympia vegyesfunkciós ingatlanegyüttessel' and the Váci út 39 plot for KPMG's future headquarters. Its About page calls it a privately owned Hungarian developer-investor and majority owner of Poland's Echo Investment and Germany's BAUWERT. |
Private company | Total assets HUF 1,358 billion (30 June 2026), c. 37% in HungaryA |
| DEVO Group (formerly Gránit Pólus Group) DEVO's commercial page lists the buildings in 'the group's property portfolio' that it runs: 'Magyarország legnagyobb bevásárlóközpontja, a Westend', the Westend office building, the Crowne Plaza Budapest, the Müpa and the Pólus office building, with the Sóház office building among its projects. It renamed itself from Gránit Pólus on 30 September 2026. No floor-area total is published. Operating the Müpa is not a claim that DEVO owns it. |
Private company | Westend mall and office building, Pólus office building, Sóház office building, Crowne Plaza Budapest; operates the MüpaA |
| OTP real estate funds Per Futureal's brochure (s16), the seller: all existing office buildings on Corvin Promenade, plus Corvin 5 and 6, forward-sold to OTP real estate funds in 'the largest office deal ever completed in Hungary'. The funds' own reports were not opened, so no floor-area total is given. |
Institution | The Corvin Promenade office buildings (bought 2018–2019)B |
| Graphisoft Park SE Its investor page: listed on the Budapest Stock Exchange since 28 August 2006 and 'operates as regulated real estate investment company (SZIT) since 2018'. 'The total area of Graphisoft Park is nearly 18 hectares. Over the past 28 years, 82,000 m² gross leasable area … have been developed', split into office 58,000, laboratory 7,000, educational 8,000, storage 6,000 and service 3,000 sqm, with 2,000 underground parking spaces; the remaining land can take 'an additional 46,000 m² of gross leasable area'. |
REIT | 82,000 m² GLA on a site of nearly 18 ha (Óbuda); 46,000 m² more can be builtA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- e-ing.hu, named in the brief as the register, is a private estate agency's listings site ('e-ingatlan | e-ing.hu … Budapesti ingatlanok … Értékbecslés'), not the State's E-ING system; it was not used as a source.
- Budapest holdings of Eötvös Loránd University, the Ministry of Defence and Catholic Church bodies: no source with a figure was opened, so they are not listed as landowners.
- Whether BKM Zrt.'s title to the Rákosrendező land was registered after March 2025, and on what terms the Eagle Hills project continued, was not established.
- The owning company and any stake in Etele Plaza and in Budapest ONE (66,000 m² GLA over three phases, per Futureal's brochure): futureal.hu is unreadable to scripts and no filing or title sheet was opened; no sale of either was found.
- The name of the OTP fund(s) that bought the Corvin Promenade offices, and the price.
- Owner of Müpa Budapest: DEVO says it operates it; ownership was not established.
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Sources
- 2021. évi C. törvény az ingatlan-nyilvántartásról (Act C of 2021 on the Land Register), consolidated — Nemzeti Jogszabálytár · openA
- 1/2024. (I. 30.) KTM rendelet — fees for land-register procedures and data services, consolidated — Nemzeti Jogszabálytár · openA
- Fókuszban az elektronikus ingatlan-nyilvántartási rendszer (E-ING in use in every land office), 11 Sep 2025 — Somogy Vármegyei Kormányhivatal (kormanyhivatalok.hu) · openA
- 2011. évi CXCVI. törvény a nemzeti vagyonról (National Assets Act), consolidated — s.4 and Annex 2 — Nemzeti Jogszabálytár · openA
- Bemutatkozás (About) — Várkapitányság Integrált Területfejlesztési Központ Nonprofit Zrt. — Várkapitányság Nonprofit Zrt. · openA
- MOL Group 2025 Integrated Annual Report (subsidiary list: MOL Campus Kft.) — MOL Nyrt. · openA
- Our headquarters — MOL Campus — MOL Group / MOL Campus Kft. · openA
- VINCI acquires a 20% shareholding in the Budapest airport concession company and becomes the platform operator (6 June 2024) — VINCI · openA
- Kereskedelmi ingatlanok üzemeltetése (commercial property operation) and 'A Gránit Pólus Csoport DEVO Csoport néven folytatja' (30 Sep 2026) — DEVO Group · openA
- A Gránit Pólus Csoport DEVO Csoport néven folytatja (30 September 2026) — DEVO Group · openA
- Puskás Aréna — Wikipedia (hu) · openB
- Budapest-Nyugati pályaudvar — Wikipedia (hu) · openB
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- Országház — Wikipedia (hu) · openB
- MOL Campus — Wikipedia (en) · openB
- Rólunk — Az MNV Zrt. bemutatása — Magyar Nemzeti Vagyonkezelő Zrt. · openA
- Jelentés: Budapest Főváros Önkormányzata vagyonértékesítési és vagyonhasznosítási tevékenységének ellenőrzése (report 25065, 2025) — Állami Számvevőszék (State Audit Office of Hungary) · openA
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- A 2025-ös eredményekre építve a WING Csoport kiemelkedő, kétszámjegyű növekedést ért el 2026 első félévében (1 Oct 2026); A WING-ről — WING Zrt. · openA
- Investor relations — Graphisoft Park SE — Graphisoft Park SE · openA
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- 18.2.2.8. Lakásépítés… negyedévenként településtípus szerint (STADAT) — Központi Statisztikai Hivatal (KSH) · openA