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Liberty office building in Budapest by WING

01/03/2019

Cushman & Wakefield and JLL won the leasing mandate of the Liberty office building on 42,000 sq m to be developed by WING. The new office building will be located next to the new T-Com HQ in Budapest and completed in 2021.

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