The European technological clusters – Budapest on a top list again

As mmonline.hu reports, Budapest is in the 7^th place on the list of CBRE. The estate consultancy examines the technological industry of the continent and its main centres in its report: The European technological clusters. London is the first among the 35 examined cities, followed by Paris, Berlin, Munich and Madrid. The report shows the fast developing, potential technological cities of the future, such as Budapest, Bucharest or Istanbul.

According to the European technological clusters survey of CBRE, London, Paris and Berlin are the most significant technological centres of Europe. After the three capitals come Munich, Madrid and Dublin then Budapest in on the 7^th place. At least 40,000 employees work at large technological companies in each of the 35 examined cities. In London, which leads the list, there are 430,000 of them, and every fifth worker is working in this area. Nearly 100,000 employees work for the companies in the ICT sector in Budapest, who rent the 15% of the modern office buildings of the city.

The most important statements of the CBRE report

The technological sector has increased the number of their employees a lot faster than other branches of industry of office-working corporations and it will perform above average in the future, too. This is true for Western-European cities like Berlin, Dublin, London, Munich and Vienna as well as for Budapest, Bucharest and Istanbul among the catching up fast developing cities.