MetaWealth, the leading fractional real estate investment platform, launched a $100,000 giveaway for its investors who buy a piece of the Cosmopolis and New Confort City residential property package in Bucharest. The initiative, designed to democratize real estate investing, is a continuation of MetaWealth's mission to help people build a better financial future for themselves.
Romania's total investment volume reached EUR 183.8 mln. in H1 2023, a 43% decrease when compared with the amount transacted in the first half of the record year 2022.
The largest business hub in the western part of the country, developed by IULIUS Company in the Iulius Town mixed-use complex, brings together some of the world’s strongest ‘intelligence’ providers in the automotive and technology industry.
The Romanian investors have made real estate acquisitions worth €1.1 billion in the last 5 years, having a share of 28% in the investment volume recorded during this interval. Therefore, they have been the most active buyers of income-producing real estate assets in Romania, according to data from the Cushman & Wakefield Echinox real estate consultancy company.
MetaWealth, the Fintech startup with offices in Bucharest, Dublin and Toronto, has sold its first real estate asset to 153 retail investors from Romania, Cyprus, Austria, Switzerland, the UK, Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Canada, Sweden, and Greece, for a combined value of USD 2.14 million.
During a tumultuous 2022, marked by global political and economic instability, the Romanian real estate market has been put though a set of trials, with some outperforming sectors while others struggling to adapt to changes which no longer seem temporary. 2023 has started on a temperately optimistic note, with an overall approach governed by cautiousness and well-thought business decisions.
The Romanian investment market recorded transactions of over 1.25 billion euros last year, well above the 890 million euros result in 2021, ticking the highest value since 2007, according to the 2022 Annual Report released by Colliers. The market volume was boosted greatly by the closing of CA Immo’s divestment of their office portfolio in Romania, a 377 million euros deal, which has also set a new record for the largest deal closed on the local market.
The total volume invested in income-producing real estate assets – office, retail, logistics and industrial spaces and hotels – in the Central and Eastern Europe returned to growth last year, a positive evolution mainly driven by the activity recorded in Romania and Slovakia.
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