We're gearing up for the third time to boost the pace of the market players! Cycle with us from Budapest – or join from Lake Velence or Akarattya – all the way to Balatonfüred, the site of Hungary’s freshest business experience conference! Portfolio’s Cycling Day is once again dedicated to sustainability, sport, ESG, relaxed networking, and real challenges. Let’s raise the pace of Hungarian business life together – on two wheels! Our Portfolio X-Cycling Day event is free for all participants of the Portfolio Property X 2025 conference; however, all participation fees collected will be donated to charity.
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Play solo or in pairs – courtesy of CBRE!
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At the end of a full day of professional programs, we’ll have the chance to discuss the most exciting industry topics in a relaxed atmosphere – the perfect setting for building successful new business relationships. The high-quality Balaton vibe will be enhanced with delicious bites and a vibrant selection of drinks.
Starting from 5 PM, our guests are welcome at the Futureal & HelloParks Champagne Bar, and of course, we haven’t forgotten about cocktail lovers either!
The pálinka tasting will be brought to us by Márton & Lányai – stay with us and enjoy!
Meet and toast with the key players of the real estate market – all in true Balaton style!

Focus on Property Management and Operations
Time To Sum Up the Difficulties and Necessary Actions!
The world of real estate is diverse; there is no question about that. There is room for everything from luxury to Z-grade across any function. But what are the current options in the premium 'A' and 'B+' categories—the cream of the market—when it comes to technical equipment, service quality, data collection, energy efficiency, ESG compliance, cost optimisation, health maintenance, or even the integration of AI?
In recent years, our properties have undergone a radical transformation—primarily in terms of technical sophistication and the services offered. The shell, that is, brick, concrete, and glass, matters less and less. What counts more is sustainability, measurability, health, comfort, and a quality environment. Or is that easier said than done?