Located in Central Hungary, in one of the major settlements of the Budapest agglomeration, the facility is directly accessible from the M1 motorway and is also accessible by public transport.

Located in Hungary’s third largest city, the property has the style and construction elements of a typical millennium warehouse, from the prefabricated load-bearing structural elements to the metal-framed windows, with the roof structure inside the building. It is easily accessible by trolleybus and tram, and can be reached from the main road 5.

Located in the capital of the Central Transdanubian region and in the centre of Fejér County, the property is just 65 kilometres from Budapest and within a commercial zone. There are several bus stops within walking distance of the facility, which is easily accessible from the main road 6.

Located south of Hungary’s second largest city, the property is directly accessible from the main road 47, but there are also several bus stops nearby. It is bounded by commercial properties to the south, single-family residential buildings to the north and east, and an undeveloped area to the west.

Although its public transport connections are somewhat limited, the retail park of the city, which is the northern centre of the Southern Great Plain region, halfway between Budapest and Szeged, is easily accessible from the main road No. 5 and the M5 motorway. The neighbourhood is a mix of commercial properties, detached houses and vacant plots.

Located in the commercial enclave of the 5th largest city in Hungary, the property is 200 kms south of Budapest and 35 km north of the Croatian border. It is not the best location for public transport, but is easily accessible from the main road 6. The retail park, renovated in 2004, is surrounded by mixed retail and commercial properties, as well as single-family residential buildings.