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The retail parks of CPI Hungary get new name and new image

The retail park portfolio of one of the leading companies in the Hungarian real estate market gets new name and new image.

Buy-Way Soroksár and Buy-Way Dunakeszi will continue operation under the name “City Market”. The reason for the name change is the establishment of a unified international network in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland in addition to Hungary. The new name refers to the location of the retail parks, to the concept of “several specialty stores in one shopping centre” on the edge of Budapest and other city centres. The retail parks owned by CPI continue to provide quality services both for their business partners and customers.

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