Tuesday, 16 June 2026
WING Industrial has launched the final development phase of its Airport City Business Park in Vecsés, further strengthening one of the Budapest region’s most established logistics and industrial locations.
The new warehouse building is being developed on a built-to-suit basis for a long-term tenant and will complete the full development of the industrial park. Upon completion, the complex will continue to operate at full occupancy.
The new facility will provide approximately 3,300 sqm of gross leasable area and has been designed to meet the tenant’s specific operational requirements. The building will feature a 12-metre clear height, eight loading docks and office space representing approximately 20 percent of the total area. Completion and handover are scheduled for the second quarter of 2027.
The project will be developed in line with the park’s sustainability strategy. Airport City Business Park operates entirely on renewable electricity, and the new building is targeting BREEAM International “Very Good” certification.
Located adjacent to Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport and close to the junction of the M0 and M4 motorways, Airport City Business Park offers direct access to Hungary’s key transport infrastructure. The location is particularly suited to logistics operators, air cargo-related businesses and light industrial occupiers requiring efficient domestic and international distribution networks.
The park also benefits from on-site customs services, providing additional support for companies engaged in international trade. Public transport links serving the area further enhance accessibility for employees.
According to WING Industrial, the location and service offering were key factors in the tenant’s decision to establish operations at the park.
With the completion of the final phase, Airport City Business Park has reached its maximum development capacity. However, WING Industrial retains further growth potential nearby through its Airport City Pro development site, where additional built-to-suit logistics and industrial projects may be delivered in response to future occupier demand.
