A category warehouses with available warehouse space for rent
Browse our list of warehouses for rent and logistics providers in the 22nd district.
BRF · Q2 2026 Greater Budapest: vacancy 14.8% (Hungary: 13.2%) Market figures below
Category A
Budapest, District 22
Campona ut. 1
Available: 30–800 m²
Rent: 4–4.50 €/m²
Industrial halls
Budapest, District 22
Gyár utca 15.
Available: 100–9,000 m²
Rent: 3.50–5.50 €/m²
Energy-efficient
Budapest, District 22
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Available: 5,000–23,500 m²
Rent: 5.50 €/m²
ESG
Budapest, District 22
Dűlő utca
Available: 1,980–9,352 m²
For sale: 11 M € + VAT
ESG
Budapest, District 22
Bányalég utca
Available: 1,800–13,000 m²
For sale: Price on request
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Energy-efficient
CTPark Budapest West - BDPW 10
Biatorbágy
Available: 5,000–11,700 m²
Rent: 5.50 €/m²
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Quick overview of District XXII warehouse market
Harbor Park, Budafoki Road and the Nagytétényi industrial strip form District XXII’s core warehouse for rent zone. A–B class halls of 1 000–30 000 m² with 9–11 m clear height lease at 5.5–7.5 €/m² net, offering direct M0/M6, H7 rail and Danube barge links.
Main warehouse zones in District XXII
Harbor Park Logistics
- 5 000–30 000 m² A‑class, 11 m height
- Danube quay, rail spur, LNG & PV
- BREEAM “Very Good” certified
Nagytétényi Road – Campona belt
- 1 000–8 000 m² B+ city‑logistics units
- H7 rail, Route 6, fast M0 access
- Flexible 1–3 year leases, chilled option
Budafok South Industrial Park
- 2 000–12 000 m² B halls, 9 m height
- Truck‑friendly yard, ADR sections
- Ideal for e‑commerce and light assembly
Tenant requirements & trends
- Multimodal loading: river, rail, road
- Green ops: PV, LED, alt‑fuel fleet
- Flexible leases: 3 years; city‑log. 1–2 years
- Sprinkler & chilled zones for FMCG
Frequently asked questions about District XXII warehouses
Minimum leasable area?
City‑logistics from 1 000 m²; big‑box from 5 000 m².
Expected rents?
5.5–7.5 €/m² net depending on spec.
Typical lease term?
Usually 3 years; city‑logistics 1–2 years.
