WING has expanded its Budapest office portfolio with the acquisition of Capital Square, reinforcing its long-term commitment to prime office assets in Hungary. For facility managers, the deal highlights the continued value of well-connected, sustainable buildings that support long-term occupier demand.
A Prime Asset Changes Hands
WING has acquired the 34,000 sq m Capital Square office complex from CA Immo, further increasing its presence in Budapest’s key Váci út office district. Located directly above an M3 metro station at the junction of Váci út and Dózsa György út, the Class A building benefits from excellent public transport links, flexible floorplates and consistently high occupancy.
The acquisition supports WING’s long-term strategy of investing in high-quality office assets that deliver stable returns while reinforcing its position in one of Hungary’s most established business locations.
The transaction highlights the lasting value of buildings that combine operational efficiency with strong occupier services. Capital Square already offers a mix of amenities, including serviced offices, a restaurant, a café and banking facilities, helping create an attractive workplace environment for tenants.
The building also demonstrates the growing importance of sustainability and accessibility in office operations. It holds both BREEAM In-Use and Access4You certifications, reflecting increasing market expectations for environmental performance and inclusive building management.
A Vote of Confidence in the Office Market
According to official information by WING, the acquisition is one of the largest office investment deals completed on Budapest’s Váci út corridor over the past three years, further strengthening the company’s portfolio in an area where it has already developed several landmark office projects.
The transaction was supported by Taylor Wessing (legal), Sentient (technical due diligence), Becher & Torma (tax and financial advisory), Cushman & Wakefield (commercial advisory), while financing was provided by K&H Bank.
For the FM sector, the deal is another reminder that prime office buildings with strong operational credentials, sustainability certifications and tenant-focused services continue to attract long-term investment despite ongoing shifts in office demand.