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Schoenherr Advises IDBC Hungary on New Headquarters Lease in Duna Tower
Schoenherr has advised IT, consultancy, and recruitment company IDBC Hungary on securing its new headquarters in the Duna Tower through a lease agreement with GTC.
Founded in 1994, the Global Trade Center is a real estate developer and investor in Central Europe.
According to Schoenherr, the Duna Tower is "an iconic office building with a spectacular view of the Danube and downtown Budapest."
Schoenherr’s team was led by Attorney at Law Laszlo Krupl and included Associate Viktoria Magyar.
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