Orban's Son-In-Law, Transforming Historic Building to Hotel in Budapest
- 16 Jan 2025 2:34 PM
- Hungary Around the Clock

The building has been owned by the state since 1952, and indirectly through the company TIG since 2009.
The state started liquidation procedures for TIG in 2015, and then offered it for sale in 2017 for Ft 1.6 billion.
The building was eventually sold for Ft 1 billion, but the liquidation procedure was annulled three years later.
A new procedure was announced without detailing the reasons, and then in November 2022, the Fusion Group, which also operates several restaurants in the area, became the owner of the property.
Tiborcz’s Estoril Property became the new owner barely a month later.
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