TriGránit

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TriGránit Development Corporation
Type Private
Industry Real estate development and management
Founded 1997
Headquarters Budapest, Hungary
Key people Sándor Demján, Chairman Lorant Varga, CEO
Website http://www.trigranit.com

TriGránit has emerged as one of the largest property developers in Europe. The company has so far completed projects with a total value of Euro 2 billion. TriGránit is currently working on several developments in 8 countries across the CEE region.

After having successfully completed projects in Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Romania, the company has widened its focus to include, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Russia and Ukraine.

TriGránit’s primary focus is on dominant, mixed-use “City Center” projects in strategic urban locations. TriGránit creates prototype developments including award winning retail & entertainment centres, office buildings, hotels, residential developments, waterfront resorts and cultural facilities.

Beyond its more conventional, commercial development projects, TriGránit is also regarded as one of the pioneers in the field of public private partnerships (PPP) projects.

Projects

  • Bank Center, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 1996;
  • Pólus Center, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 1996;
  • Westend City Center, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 1999;
  • Polus City Center, Bratislava, Slovakia - opened in 2000;
  • Millennium Tower, Bratislava, Slovakia - opened in 2001;
  • National Theatre, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 2002;
  • Millennium TowerII, Bratislava, Slovakia - opened in 2003;
  • Duna-Pest Residences, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 2005;
  • Palace of Arts, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 2005;
  • Silesia City Center, Katowice, Poland - opened in 2005;
  • Millennium Tower I, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 2006;
  • Polus Center, Cluj, Romania - opened in 2007;
  • Naberezhnye Chelny I, Russia - opened in 2007;
  • Lakeside Park I, Bratislava, Slovakia - opened in 2008;
  • Millennium Tower II, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 2008;
  • Millennium Tower III, Budapest, Hungary - opened in 2008;
  • Bonarka City Center, Krakow, Poland - open in 2009;
  • Coco de Mare, Seychelles, - open in 2010;
  • Arena Centar Zagreb, Croatia - open in 2010;
  • Polus Center, Brasov, Romania open in 2011;

Major awards

  • 2008

CiJ Awards Hungary Best Developer (TriGránit) Best Development (Millennium City Center) CNBC Europe Property Awards: Best Developments in Hungary (Duna-Pest Residences) and Poland (Oak Terraces)

  • 2007

CEPIF / IHT, Best Retail Developer in CEE (WestEnd City Center, Budapest, Best Hotel Developer in CEE (Hilton Budapest WestEnd)

  • 2006

FIABCI Prix d’Excellence: Best Cultural Building (Palace of Arts)

  • 2005

CEE Quality Awards CEE Residential Development (Duna-Pest Residences) CEE Retail Development (Silesia City Center) CEE Outstanding Development (Silesia City Center)

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