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Articles - real estate market

Romania Real Estate Market Eyes Growth in Late 2025: Outlook for Office & Warehouse Space

Experts from Colliers suggest Romania's real estate investment market could see a rebound in the second half of 2025. This potential shift, driven by key transactions and price adjustments, holds implications for businesses seeking office or warehouse space.

South African Real Estate Giant Eyes Romania Market: What Hyprop's Bid for MAS Means for Businesses

A major South African real estate investment fund, Hyprop, has launched a surprise bid to acquire shares in MAS, a developer active in Romania alongside Prime Kapital. This move signals growing international interest in the Romanian property market and could impact future commercial development landscapes.

CEE Political Shifts: What Bucharest & Warsaw Elections Mean for Office & Warehouse Space

Recent political developments in Central and Eastern Europe, specifically leadership changes in Bucharest and potential shifts in Poland, signal a move towards pro-EU, centrist governance. These changes, bringing former mayors known for specific urban development priorities to national prominence, could significantly influence the real estate markets in major CEE capitals, impacting businesses seeking office and warehouse space.

Romanian Real Estate Market Shows Signs of Growth Amid Economic Uncertainty

Romania’s real estate sector has demonstrated resilience in 2024, with notable growth in the investment and industrial segments, despite macroeconomic challenges and political uncertainties, according to the latest Romanian Real Estate Market Overview 2024 by Avison Young.

The real estate investment market in Romania closes the year 2024 with transactions totaling EUR 750 million

Real estate investments in Romania reached EUR 750 million in 2024, registering a 58% increase over the previous year, although slightly below the annual average of EUR 800 million reported over the past decade, according to Colliers' annual report.

Romanian real estate market ends the first half of the year with a favorable outlook

Large infrastructure investments, significant salary growth above inflation, a stable external economic context, and central banks’ victory in combating inflation are helping the Romanian real estate market maintain a favorable outlook. However, results are generally mixed, according to Colliers Romania experts in their market report for the first half of the year, set to be released at the end of the month.

Real estate investment market slowed down its activity in 2023, decreasing by more than half

The Romanian investment market recorded transactions of around 476 million euros last year, down by more than half over 2022’s cycle high of 1.25 billion euros, according to the 2023 Annual Report released by Colliers.

Challenging times for homebuilders and real estate companies

Construction and real estate sectors are among the most cyclical sectors. Sensitive to changes in the labour market, prices in commodities and, first and foremost, the interest rate environment and accessibility of credit, they are currently under strain. And things are unlikely to get any better in 2024, according to a survey by Coface.
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