JLL: High Rental Yields Attract Investment Funds to Romania

12.15.2020
The residential sector remains one of the most attractive investments on the Romanian real estate market, with yields above other countries in the region, attracting local and institutional investors who buy thousands of apartments with minimum yields of 6.5%-7%, a report by JLL showed Tuesday.
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Nusco Imobiliara Borrows EUR64.4M from Banca Transilvania to Develop 2nd Phase of Nusco City
03.27.2025
Real estate developer Nusco Imobiliara, present on the Romanian market since 1997, has sealed a funding agreement with Banca Transilvania for the... more
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Iulius Group Invests EUR80 In Reconfiguring Palas Complex In Central Iasi
03.25.2025
The Iulius Group will begin an extensive reconfiguration project at its Palas Iasi mixed-use complex, using a concept designed by Foster+ Partners,... more
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Genesis Property: For 55% of Romanians, the Ideal Office Must Be “Zen”, Offer Flexible Options
03.21.2025
Employees have grown increasingly concerned about work-personal life balance and offices remain a central element in this sense, with more than... more
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Meta Estate Trust Makes EUR2.7M Exit from Sibiu Housing Project
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Real estate holding Meta Estate Trust has made an exit from the investment in housing project The Lake Home developed by Novarion, which generated... more
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Colliers: Bucharest Office Deliveries at 20-Year Low in 2024
03.20.2025
Bucharest office market in 2024 registered the lowest level of deliveries in the past two decades, with a single major project completed, AFI Loft,... more

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Survey: Romania Could Increase Its GDP By 10% Until 2050 By Boosting Savings
Romania could increase its gross domestic product (GDP) by 10% until 2050, generating an additional contribution of EUR575 billion by boosting savings and redirecting them towards lucrative investments, according to a survey conducted by McKinsey&Company in spring 2022.