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The management behind the new Radisson Hotel in BudaPart interviewed 300 candidates to find a “World Championship” team. General manager Carien Veldman takes the Budapest Business Journal through the uniquely exciting experience of opening a new hotel.

The management behind the new Radisson Hotel in BudaPart interviewed 300 candidates to find a “World Championship” team. General manager Carien Veldman takes the Budapest Business Journal through the uniquely exciting experience of opening a new hotel.

Buildings that respond to the needs of the users while simultaneously interconnecting with their environment can be said to be sustainable. From the demand side, tenants and staff require offices that have direct public transportation access and are integrated into the urban infrastructure.

We polled 27,000 city-dwellers and asked local experts to rank the greatest places for food, fun, culture and community. New normal. You’ve probably heard that phrase a lot over the past 18 months. When the pandemic hit last year, humankind entered a new era. And the day-to-day lives of city-dwellers – so used to the social aspect of urban living – changed with it.

As the office market faces the potential of changes demanded by the post-COVID environment, Budapest must also deal with challenges over demand and supply, developing expectations from tenants, and the sourcing of plots in emerging districts of the city.

The recently completed residential buildings of the BudaPart project have been awarded the "Best Residential Development" prize and the"Grand Prix" prize at the 2019 competition of the Construction & Investment Journal (CIJ) Awards Hungary 2019, according to a press release sent to the Budapest Business Journal.

BudaPart is a unique investment in Budapest, which is made even more exquisite by its exceptional waterfront location and urban, vibrant metropolitan environment. Innovative technologies, smart home solutions and a wide range of services guarantee an easy and smooth everyday lifestyle for the whole community of BudaPart, including both residents and employees.

Hungarian oil and gas company MOL laid the cornerstone for its new 120-meter, 28-story headquarters near Kopaszi-gát in District 11 in the south of the capital on Tuesday. The "MOL Campus," designed by Londonʼs Foster + Partners, will be the highest building in the capital once completed by 2021, MOL said.