The Tiborcz family has acquired another premium office building in Bucharest

Wednesday, Jan 28, 2026

HVG

Gránit Alapkezelő buys Bucharest office building from Skanska; Hungarian firms increase Romanian real estate presence.

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Gránit Asset Management, associated with Tiborcz István, has agreed to purchase the second building of the Bucharest Equilibrium office complex from Swedish property developer Skanska; this asset is managed by Magyar Posta Takarék Real Estate Investment Fund. The 11-story Equilibrium 2 office building offers 19,600 square meters of leasable space and includes 228 parking spaces, with two floors leased to the German Henkel group. Gránit Asset Management previously acquired the first building in the complex last spring for 52 million euros and has been active as an investor in the Romanian real estate market since 2024. The text also notes increasing presence of Hungarian companies in the Romanian property market, mentioning Adventum’s purchase of a business campus in Piperă, Indotek Group’s significant holdings, and Concordia’s plans for residential park development, with Cordia acquiring land near lakes and developing apartment complexes. Furthermore, Biggeorge Group intends to invest in warehouses and offices across Romania after selling Otthon Centrum to MHB Bank.

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