Tuesday, 21 July 2026
WING will develop a new purpose-built headquarters for KPMG on Budapest’s Váci Road, marking the largest new office leasing transaction in the Hungarian capital so far in 2026.
The office building, comprising more than 8,000 sqm, is scheduled for completion in autumn 2029 and will become the long-term headquarters of KPMG Hungary. The project will be delivered under a build-to-suit (BTS) model, with the entire building designed exclusively around the tenant’s operational requirements.
Located on one of Budapest’s main office corridors, close to KPMG’s current offices, the seven-storey building will accommodate approximately 1,100 employees. The development will include a 300-seat conference centre, a dedicated meeting floor, a landscaped internal courtyard and a two-and-a-half-level underground car park providing 140 parking spaces.
According to WING, build-to-suit headquarters remain relatively uncommon in the Budapest office market, particularly for single occupiers of this scale.
Tibor Tatár, Head of Residential and Office Developments at WING Hungary, said the project demonstrates the level of cooperation required for bespoke office developments.
“Build-to-suit projects require a particularly high level of trust because every aspect of the development is designed around the tenant’s operational needs. In this case, the building has been planned from the outset to support KPMG’s organisational structure and long-term business objectives. A corporate headquarters is much more than an office building; it reflects a company’s culture, values and long-term vision,” he said.
Rezső Rózsai, CEO of KPMG Hungary, said the company wanted to remain on Váci Road while securing a modern headquarters designed exclusively for its operations.
“When selecting the location for our new headquarters, maintaining our presence in an established business location was an important consideration. We also wanted a building where KPMG would be the sole occupier over the long term, providing a working environment that reflects our corporate culture and supports both employees and clients. Sustainability, energy efficiency and flexibility for our future operational needs were also key requirements,” he said.
WING said the project builds on its experience in delivering customised corporate headquarters across Hungary. Over the past two decades, the developer has completed headquarters projects for companies including Magyar Telekom, RTL Hungary, Ericsson, E.ON, evosoft, Lightware, Allianz, General Electric and Philip Morris.
KPMG was advised on the lease transaction by iO Partners Hungary, while WING’s legal adviser was DLA Piper Hungary.
