István Fazekas

Rental of warehouse space or production halls throughout the Hungary with offers from 150 to 100,000 m2. Do you want to do business in your own? In our catalogue you will also find halls for sale. If you are not sure about your choice, do not hesitate to contact us.

Warehouse/Industrial space

It is a modern logistics center consisting of twelve buildings totaling more than 155,000 square meters of industrial space. This state-of-the-art logistics center benefits from an exceptional location and meets today’s most demanding requirements, such as excellent public transportation and rail access, professional property management, a modern telecommunications system, a recreational area and its own biological wastewater treatment plant. The industrial park is located on the southern border of Budapest in District 22, just 12 kilometers south of the central business district and on the western side of Danube River. The national road N6 provides access to the park and leads toward Slovenia and Croatia. The junction with the M0 provides direct access to the airport within approximately 20 minutes. The M6 motorway running adjacent to the park, gives additional access possibilities.

Industrial park in the 22nd district of Budapest

The property is located in the 4th district of the capital, on Megyeri Road, in the northern part of Pest, in the Megyer neighborhood. The property is directly accessible from Megyeri Road, one of Pest's busy roads, and can be quickly reached from both the city and the M0 ring road. One of Pest's busiest roads, Váci Road, is 500 meters away from the property.

City logistics industrial building

Trimodal loading of containers and other shipments of combined transportation for road, railway and waterway transport and their storage at the terminal

Logistics park and trimodal container terminal

The business park is located in the IX district of Budapest, between the city centre and the M0 ring road. The property can provide a long-term rental solution for companies looking for a headquarters, warehouse/manufacturing hall, office, showroom and wholesale unit.

City logistics industrial and office buildings

The city logistics park is being built at the intersection of Táblás Street and Illatos Road, near the Lágymányosi Bridge, just 300 meters from the M5 motorway's entry section, in a location that is also easily accessible by public transportation. The building is suitable for the development of a production hall, showroom, and office, as well as for wholesale and warehousing purposes.

City logistics park at Budapest IX. district

The business park in an approximately 30 hectare area contains almost 45,000 square metres of modern warehouse buildings and 8,000 square metres of office area in seven buildings already functioning.Thanks to its flexible solutions and market leading technical features, the warehouses of the park could satisfy all complex needs from 1,200 sqm small units till 10.000 sqm high ceiling storages. Social blocks could be developed on the ground and 1st floors, while office areas on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Car park is possible in the parking lots established beside the warehouse blocks.Special feature of the development is the easily adjustable, client friendly technical equipment. Serving special warehousing requirements, the development will provide for the installation of refrigerating and temperature controlling units. The free truck parking lots and intelligent traffic design of the Park guarantee orderly and efficient warehouse logistics.

Industrial Logistics Park near the Budapest Airport

North Pest’ only modern city logistics park, next to the M0 ringroad at the foot of Megyeri bridge, where in addition to the large warehouse space and small warehouses, offices, shops and showrooms are also available for lease at affordable prices.

City logistics park in the northern side of Budapest

The park  offers a strategic location as it is situated in Budapest’s 15th district, 10 km north-east of the city centre. The site is connected to national and international traffic networks by motorways M0 and M3, which are 1-3 minutes from the site. The surroundings are characterized by an active business life as several logistics, commercial and service providers are located in the area. Additionally, a diverse qualified workforce is available in the region.

Industrial park in the XVth district of Budapest

The logistics warehouse is a state-of-the-art logistics hub located in southern Budapest, designed to support modern warehousing and distribution needs. It offers large, flexible storage spaces equipped with advanced technology for efficient inventory management and transportation. The park's strategic location near key transport routes makes it ideal for companies requiring fast access to both domestic and international markets. Its emphasis on sustainability and operational efficiency creates a highly productive environment for businesses in various industries.

City logistics industrial park near main road nr. 6

The development of the  Business Park started in 2005 and now has about 34,400 m2 of net rentable hall and office spaces. The hiring of warehouses is continuously above 90%, due to the fact that it offers rentable, cost-effective, fully resilient buildings in Budapest, District IX. In 2009 it won the “Best Industrial Development Award” by the International Property Awards.

City logistics Industrial park

The logistics complex is the embodiment of modern urban logistics real estate. Located in the prominent Budafok-Nagytétény area, at the junction of the M0 and M6 motorways, it offers flexible solutions for light industry and storage/logistics purposes, with rental spaces starting from 2,000 m². Thanks to the sustainability elements and the modern warehouse concept, the buildings can flexibly meet both extra technical and space expansion requirements.

City Logistics industrial building in the 22nd district of Budapest

The industrial halls are located in the prominent industrial hub of South Buda. Thanks to the flexible solutions considered during the design, the areas available for rent range from 2,000 m², suitable for light industry and storage/logistics purposes. Due to the sustainability elements and the modern warehouse concept, the buildings can flexibly meet both extra technical and space expansion requirements.

Small Business units warehouse park near the M6 motorway

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Budapest

Pest

Közép-Magyarország

Fejér

Komárom-Esztergom

Veszprém

Közép-Dunántúl

Hajdú-Bihar

Szabolcs-Szatmár Bereg

Jász-Nagykun Szolnok

Észak-Alföld

Borsod-Abaúj Zemplén

Nógrád

Heves

Észak-Magyarország

Békés

Bács-Kiskun

Csongrád-Csanád

Dél-Alföld

Baranya

Somogy

Tolna

Dél-Dunántúl

Győr-Moson Sopron

Zala

Nyugat-Dunántúl

Build a warehouse or manufacturing facility to your liking on one of the commercial lots for sale. In our catalogue we present development plots all over Hungary. If you are not sure about your choice, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Warehouse rental and comprehensive logistics services in one place. All you need to do is choose how many pallets you require. You can select from pallet storage, logistics, customs services, and many more options. If you don’t need additional services, check out our available warehouses for sale or rent. If you need assistance with your decision, feel free to contact us!

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Central Transdanubia, comprising the counties of Fejér, Komárom-Esztergom, and Veszprém, is a key industrial hub, with significant automotive, electronics, and chemical industries. The city of Székesfehérvár, a historical industrial center, hosts numerous multinational corporations and manufacturing facilities, particularly in the automotive supply chain. Komárom-Esztergom County is a key player in electronics, while Veszprém supports a mix of mechanical engineering and chemical production. Proximity to major transport routes and well-developed industrial zones make the region a crucial contributor to Hungary's export economy. 

Western Transdanubia, including Győr-Moson-Sopron, Vas, and Zala counties, is a major automotive and machinery manufacturing region, with the city of Győr being a focal point for industrial activity. The presence of Audi Hungaria, one of the largest car manufacturers in Hungary, anchors the region’s industrial output. The region also has a strong tradition in the textile, furniture, and wood processing industries. Its location near Austria and Slovakia enhances its role in cross-border trade and supply chains. Additionally, the region benefits from a highly skilled workforce and ongoing investment in innovation and automation.

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Northern Hungary, encompassing Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, Heves, and Nógrád counties, has an industrial landscape heavily influenced by its mining and metallurgical history. The region has undergone significant transformation, with a focus now on heavy industry, chemical production, and energy. The city of Miskolc is an industrial and educational center, hosting a mix of traditional manufacturing and emerging sectors like IT and logistics. However, the region faces challenges related to economic restructuring and unemployment, and efforts have been made to boost innovation and investment in newer industries, such as renewable energy and automotive components.

The Northern Great Plain, made up of Hajdú-Bihar, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg, and Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok counties, is primarily an agricultural and food-processing region, but it also has growing industrial sectors in chemicals, machinery, and electronics. Debrecen, the region's largest city, is an emerging hub for pharmaceutical and biotech industries, as well as logistics, due to its well-developed transport connections. The region has attracted significant FDI, especially in automotive and electronics manufacturing, but its economy still relies heavily on agriculture. The development of industrial parks and improved transportation infrastructure are key to the region’s ongoing industrial growth.

The Southern Great Plain, covering Bács-Kiskun, Békés, and Csongrád-Csanád counties, is known for its strong agricultural base, which supports significant food processing industries, particularly in the production of meat, dairy, and grain-based products. The region also has a growing machinery and automotive supply sector, particularly around the city of Kecskemét, which hosts a Mercedes-Benz production facility. Its proximity to Serbia and Romania enhances its role in international trade. However, the region faces challenges such as a shrinking workforce and the need for investment in higher value-added industrial activities to diversify beyond agriculture.

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.

Central Hungary consists of Pest County, which plays a vital role in Hungary's industrial landscape. The region benefits from its proximity to the capital, allowing for seamless integration into national and international supply chains. Key industries in Pest County include manufacturing, automotive, electronics, and logistics, supported by the presence of numerous industrial parks and business zones. The region has seen significant foreign direct investment (FDI), particularly in automotive components and advanced manufacturing. Its well-developed infrastructure, including major highways and rail networks, enhances its role as a logistics hub. Additionally, the area's skilled workforce and access to research and development facilities contribute to continued industrial growth and innovation.