DRFG Investment Group acquired Korzó Shopping Centre in Nyíregyháza

TriGranit and DRFG Investment Group are pleased to announce the successful acquisition of Korzó Shopping Centre in Nyíregyháza, one of the most prominent retail destinations in eastern Hungary. The transaction marks another strategic step in the Group’s long-term investment approach focused on high-quality commercial assets across Central and Eastern Europe.

Located in the heart of Nyíregyháza, Korzó Shopping Centre serves as a key retail and social hub for the city and the wider region. With approximately 18,500 square metres of gross leasable area (GLA), the centre offers a strong and diversified tenant mix that meets the everyday needs and lifestyle preferences of local consumers. Its roster includes leading international and domestic brands such as SPAR, dm, Mohito, Deichmann, Hervis, Douglas, Sinsay, New Yorker, Libri, and Erste Bank.

The acquisition reflects the Group’s confidence in the enduring strength of regional cities and their growing importance within the retail landscape. While consumer expectations and shopping habits continue to evolve, well-positioned shopping centres remain vital destinations that combine convenience, community engagement, and quality retail experiences.

“Regional cities across Central and Eastern Europe continue to demonstrate remarkable resilience and long-term growth potential. Korzó Shopping Centre is a prime example of an asset that plays a meaningful role in both the local economy and community life, making it an attractive addition to our portfolio.” – said Jan Pelíšek, Managing Director of DRFG Real Estate.

Nyíregyháza has established itself as one of Hungary’s most dynamic regional centres, supported by a stable economic environment, a loyal customer base, and strong demographic fundamentals. As investment opportunities increasingly extend beyond capital cities, the city represents the growing attractiveness of regional hubs capable of delivering sustainable performance and long-term value creation.