Budapest is 38th in a ranking based on shop rents in big European cities compiled by CB Richard Ellis.
Shop space in the Hungarian capital averaged EUR 1,200 per square metre per year, CB Richard Ellis said, cheaper than in Vienna, in 15th place with EUR 2,640, and Prague, in 22nd place with EUR 2,160, but ahead of Bucharest, in 41st place with EUR 1,080, and Warsaw, in 46th with EUR 960.
Moscow topped the list as retailers paid an average EUR 6,415 per square metre per year for shops.
The All Hungary Media Group is firmly committed to freedom of expression and therefore applies a mostly "hands off" approach to comment moderation. Comments left by readers represent their own views and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or beliefs of the staff, editors or owner of the All Hungary Media Group, who nonetheless reserve the right to remove comments that are off-topic or which moderators consider to constitute "hate speech." Also note that in order to prevent spam we generally close entries off to comments several days after publication.
This whacko “survey” makes no sense whatseover, but seeing that it was made by such a notorious “survey outfit” as CB Richard Ellis, the results makes sense. Or not, you decide.
@Anonymous: Why do you think it’s off? Too high or too low? Or are you just slagging off on CBRE for the fun of it.
Erik, I suppose if you knew anyhting about legitimate sampling methods employed by the world’s more reputable polling, survey, and statistical organizations and entities, you would not even ask such a nonsensical question.
But for you, let me put it this way: this CBRE “survey” blows!!!
@Anonymous: Is that it: ‘this CBRE “survey” blows!!!’
What are the ‘legitimate sampling methods’ that CBRE failed to employ? I like to think I can handle most stats, so feel free to bamboozle away.
The only reason for doubting you (a complete stranger) rather than them (a corporate mammon) is that in 2008 they personally managed 2.2billion sq/ft of commercial property worldwide, with sales of $138.8billion, a net worth of $5.1billion and the first real estate service company to make it into the fortune 500.
Tell us what you know that they don’t, it must be gold.
Vándorló, clearly you talk the talk, brown the nose, and work for CBRE, so perhaps you are not the right person to defend them?
@Anonymous (aka Gyuszi G. and Karman): So you were just making stuff up? You haven’t actually read the survey/report and you’re stats knowledge non-existent.
Who would have thought.
Keep on providing that ‘original content’ you claim you add with your contributions. it’s invaluable.
p.s. Somehow I think you were lying about the projector screen nonsense, too.
p.p.s. If you are not a complete loser then please back up your previous statements with some real knowledge and a demonstration to prove you know what you are talking about.
Vándorló, the horse: you must surely be thinking you are talking to Tunde, you poor, misguided, misbegotten, seriously messed-up person, you. It’s just you ain’t, see?
Life’s a regular B-I-T-C-H for you, ain’t it now, Lost “Know It All” Horsey.
@Anonymous: Concentrate on the question you raised and the claims you made that you have yet to demonstrate have any foundation whatsoever.
What are the ‘legitimate sampling methods’ that CBRE failed to employ?
Try not to be a f**king idiot for just one day of your miserable life.
Bloody Horsie, like I said before, Good Buddy — TALK TO TUNDE. Maybe she is still more receptive in engaging with you in horse-sheite like conversations. I am not.