In 2024, the Hungarian state leased an office building in the 13th district (XIII. kerületi) for a three-year period, but the premises remained vacant for over a year. Subsequently, a decision was made to relocate sensitive departments of MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) to the location, despite the office not being suitable for their needs. This move prompted an investigation by the National Investigative Office (Nemzeti Nyomozó Iroda) on suspicion of abuse of office. The circumstances surrounding the leasing and subsequent intended use of the XIII. kerületi office building have raised concerns regarding the appropriate use of public funds. Investigators are now examining the potential financial impropriety related to the lease and the decision to move critical railway infrastructure to an inadequate facility. The investigation focuses on potential breaches of trust and mismanagement within the involved entities. This case highlights questions about due diligence and planning in government real estate acquisitions and deployment.