Opened in 1990 as the second McDonald’s in Hungary, the Nyugati Square restaurant soon became known as one of the chain’s most impressive establishments, and has repeatedly been listed among the world’s most beautiful McDonald’s locations. Following more than six months of renovation, the restaurant reopened in August 2024 in a fully modernised form, while the historic building’s heritage values were meticulously preserved.

ROM Vándor (Ruin Rover), the complex corporate social responsibility programme of Market Építő Zrt., has completed its third phase with the restoration of the Csákányospuszta church ruins located on the outskirts of Tatabánya.

Under the construction by Market Építő Zrt., this development specifically intended to deliver a nationally recognised, innovative, inspiring and future-oriented new campus for Corvinus University of Budapest. The campus development was managed by the Maecenas Universitatis Corvini Foundation, which maintains the building. The vision for the content of the development was created through a process known as community design.

One of the most significant recent developments in the Hungarian film industry, the expansion of the Fót film studio for the National Film Institute was executed by the Market Építő Zrt.-Fejér-B.Á.L. Zrt. consortium. The project sought to provide cutting-edge, internationally competitive infrastructure for film production in Hungary.

Market Építő Zrt.'s social responsibility programme, the ROM Vándor (Ruin Rover), seeks to preserve and safeguard the structural integrity of the many smaller church and monastic ruins scattered across Hungary, to enhance their surroundings, and to present their historical value in a dignified manner.

The refurbishment of the McDonald’s restaurant on Régiposta Street represents a truly unique project on a global scale, blending the brand’s iconic identity with premium interior design solutions.