Worldwide one of the largest automotive company, Ford has chosen Váci Green Building D for its European Business Service Centre business unit. The transaction was supported by CBRE as the representative of Ford Motor Company and Cushman & Wakefield as the representative of the developer Atenor.
The European Business Service unit of Ford Central & Eastern European Sales Llc. will move to its new 4,000 square meters office in Váci Green’s Building D. “When seeking its new office, we were focusing on the location, the top quality of technical specification, the flexibility of the building as well as in-house services. During the process Váci Greens Building D was proved to be the best choice.”, Viktor Molnár Regional director of Ford Central & Eastern Europe Llc. said.
Váci Greens office complex developed by Atenor offers an exclusive, category A+ business environment in a uniquely green community setting. Váci Greens’ design combines the best architectural solutions with the latest construction technologies resulting in low operational costs. The project’s environmental awareness is also uniquely evidenced by its BREEAM “Excellent” certification. Váci Greens D is the fourth completed building of the project. It overlooks the several thousand sq meters of community space. This “piazza” just like everything within Váci Greens, is for the tenants’ convenience.
Váci Greens upon completion will comprise all together 130,000 sq m office area in six buildings is located in Budapest’s fastest developing business district, the Váci Corridor and already accommodates many large tenants who employ all together close to 6000 people. With the handover of the last phases (building E & F) in the next 2-3 years this number will double.
"We are proud that Ford - who has been pioneer in global industry since its foundation - is moving to Váci Greens D, said Nikolett Püschl, Leasing Manager of Atenor Hungary.” With this transaction, the building is almost fully let which we consider to be an outstanding success as it was handed over only 4 months ago.”
