Tuesday, 23 June 2026
HelloParks has completed the sale of its FT1 logistics warehouse in the Fót industrial park north of Budapest to an international investor. The transaction closed on 20 May 2026.
The asset comprises approximately 46,000 sqm of logistics space and is fully leased. According to the seller, the property has a weighted average unexpired lease term of four years. Current occupiers include automotive manufacturer BYD and technology company HTNS.
The warehouse is located within the HelloParks Fót logistics park, where four completed buildings provide a combined 160,000 sqm of industrial and logistics space. The developer reports that all completed facilities within the park are fully occupied.
FT1 has been certified BREEAM New Construction Excellent and has been developed in accordance with EU Taxonomy requirements for sustainable investments.
Gábor Futó, Founder of HelloParks and Futureal Group, said the transaction reflects increasing investor interest in Hungary’s industrial and logistics sector. He noted that declining risk premiums and lower government bond yields have improved the country’s investment profile in recent months.
The identity of the purchaser and the financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
According to the buyer’s representative, the property’s location, sustainability credentials, tenant profile and operational platform were among the factors supporting the acquisition decision.
Legal due diligence for the purchaser was provided by Baker McKenzie Hungary, while Teknik advised on technical due diligence matters.
HelloParks continues to develop and operate logistics and industrial facilities across Hungary, focusing on energy-efficient buildings and flexible warehouse solutions.
Market participants note that investor sentiment towards Hungary has improved during 2026, supported by lower financing costs and expectations of further monetary easing. Some investors believe this could contribute to increased liquidity and stronger investment activity in the industrial and logistics sector over the medium term.
