Budapest, Hungary's capital and largest city, is the country's primary industrial and economic hub. The city's diverse industrial base includes significant sectors in finance, technology, telecommunications, and manufacturing. As a center for innovation, Budapest is home to a thriving tech ecosystem, with a growing number of startups, IT companies, and research and development centers. Major industries such as pharmaceuticals, electronics, and automotive components production also play a critical role in the city's economy. Budapest's strategic location along the Danube River and its well-developed transport infrastructure make it a key logistics and distribution center in Central Europe. Additionally, the city attracts significant foreign direct investment (FDI), particularly in high-tech and service industries, supported by a highly skilled workforce and robust educational institutions.
- Number of Industrial Parks
- 18
- Total Area
- 623,679 sq. m.
- Under Construction
- 22,123 sq. m.
- Future Construction
- 168,387 sq. m.
- Available Spaces for Lease
- 97,864 sq. m.
