WING to Develop Over 8,000 Square Metre Headquarters for KPMG on Váci Road, Budapest

2026-07-21

KPMG's new headquarters, spanning more than 8,000 square metres, will be delivered on Váci Road, Budapest in autumn 2029. The development, designed entirely around the requirements of the international advisory and audit firm, is notable for WING delivering a complete office building tailored exclusively to a single tenant's long-term needs, a construction model that is exceptionally rare in today's Budapest office market. The transaction is also the largest new office leasing agreement in Budapest so far this year. With this project, WING further consolidates its leading position in corporate headquarters development.

The building, which will serve as the new home of KPMG's Hungarian operations, will be located on Váci Road — one of Budapest's most important office corridors close to the company's current headquarters. The seven-storey building, designed for approximately 1,100 employees, will feature a 300-seat conference centre, a large green internal courtyard and a dedicated meeting floor. The two and a half-level underground car park will provide 140 parking spaces.

The significance of the project lies both in its exceptional scale and in the fact that WING is developing the new office building in a so-called build-to-suit (BTS) structure, tailored exclusively to a single company's unique requirements. Dedicated corporate headquarters of this kind remain rare in the Budapest office market; however, WING was able to offer KPMG a bespoke real estate solution aligned with the firm's long-term growth plans and quality expectations. The tenant's long-term commitment and WING's development expertise together make a project of this scale and complexity possible.

According to Tibor Tatár, Head of Residential and Office Developments at WING Hungary, build-to-suit developments require a particularly high level of trust, as the entire project is built around the tenant's specific operations: in this case, the building has been designed from the outset to meet KPMG's operational, organisational and long-term business needs. "A corporate headquarters is far more than an ordinary office building: it simultaneously reflects an organisation's culture, values and vision", Tibor Tatár emphasised.

"When selecting the location for our new headquarters, a key consideration for us was the ability to continue operating in the excellent location we are accustomed to, in a building where KPMG will be the sole tenant on a long-term basis. It was also important to us that a modern working environment be created that truly reflects our culture and delivers a high-quality experience for both our employees and our clients. Our goal is to establish an inspiring environment that supports collaboration and community-building, provides space for professional development and contributes to delivering outstanding client service. Equally important was ensuring that the building meets our sustainability and energy efficiency requirements, and creates an environment that supports KPMG's long-term operational model", said Rezső Rózsai, CEO of KPMG Hungary.

Meeting the complex, bespoke requirements of individual corporate clients demands significant development expertise. One of WING's greatest strengths is precisely its ability to deliver, at a high technical standard and in close partnership with its clients, on the diverse requirements that arise from companies' different operational models and unique organisational cultures. Over the past two decades, WING has become Hungary's leading developer of corporate headquarters, thanks to its accumulated expertise and successful track record. During this time, it has delivered bespoke headquarters buildings for a wide range of major corporations, including Magyar Telekom, RTL Hungary, Ericsson, E.ON, evosoft, Lightware, Allianz, General Electric and Philip Morris.

The tenant is represented by iO Partners Hungary in connection with the conclusion of the lease agreement, while WING's legal advisory services were provided by DLA Piper Hungary.

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