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.
-
SVN Romania: Romania Boasts Some of EU’s Most Affordable Mortgages
01.16.2024
Romania has some of the most affordable mortgages in the European Union, taking into account national average wages and the costs of buying a... more
-
Romania Reports More Than 60,000 Real Estate Deals For December 2023
01.15.2024
The number of real estate deals in Romania exceeded 60,000 in December 2023, some 3,000 fewer than in November 2023, data from the national... more
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is lending EUR50 million to UniCredit Leasing Corporation to support micro,
more39% of respondents in Romania anticipate a significant drop in housing prices over the next six months, 27% expect a slight decrease,
moreOMV Petrom, the largest integrated energy company in Southeast Europe, will build, in partnership with Complexul Energetic Oltenia (CE
moreThe European Commission (EC) sent letters of formal notice to Bulgaria, Ireland, Poland, and Romania for failing to notify their
moreRomania has almost 142.000 employees in the local IT sector, of whom some 98,000 work in Bucharest, Cluj and Timis, according to Ziarul
moreFiscal deficits will remain elevated in Romania in the medium term: 4.7% of GDP (cash basis) in 2024, compared to the 2.9% target set
moreBanks’s profitability will remain subdued over the next year, because of an unprecedented mix of factors including Russia’s
moreRomania’s Energy Ministry on Monday (Oct 10) signed the first nine contracts funded through the Modernization Fund, in the amount of
moreAnalysis
Survey: Romania Could Increase Its GDP By 10% Until 2050 By Boosting SavingsRomania 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.