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Labor and construction costs, the main challenges for real estate developers in Romania and Central Europe

Construction labor cost and availability become the main concern of real estate developers in Central Europe in 2025 (26%), surpassing project financing, the dominant issue in recent years, followed by construction costs (20%) and plot acquisition for future developments (18%), according to Deloitte 2025 Real Estate Confidence Survey for Central Europe, conducted in several countries in the region, including Romania. On the other hand, almost 60% of participants in the study expect an increase in the value of real estate transactions in the near future, with the level of optimism ranging from 64% in the Czech Republic to 24% in Romania.

Colliers: Land continues to be a strategic investment despite the uncertainty in the economic and political climate

Romania’s land market remained stable in 2024, with transaction volumes close to the 450 million euro recorded in 2023, despite an economic and political climate marked by uncertainty, according to Colliers' annual report. Bucharest and its metropolitan area continued to be the main hub for transactions, accounting for 80% of the total, while residential projects made up 70% of these deals.

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.

Almost 2 Billion Euros of Western European investments on Real Estate Assets in Romania over the last 5 years

Investors from Western Europe, particularly from Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, have been the most active buyers of real estate assets in Romania over the past five years (2019–2024), making investments totaling €1.75 billion, according to data from real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield Echinox. Their market share accounted for approximately 39% of the total transaction volume of €4.5 billion during the analyzed period.

Green buildings, dynamism and promising prospects position Romania among the top office markets in Central and Eastern Europe

Bucharest is among the largest and most mature office markets in Central and Eastern Europe. Along with Warsaw, Prague and Budapest, the Romanian capital has stood out for its growing green building stock and the integration of sustainability standards, according to Colliers' report "CEE Office Markets on the Green Path - Decarbonisation Potential", which analyses office markets in 11 cities in the region.

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.

How Will Romania's Real Estate Market Look in 2025 - A Colliers Analysis

The Romanian economy and real estate market are entering 2025 with positive long-term prospects but also significant challenges for the year ahead, according to Colliers consultants in the report "Top 10 Predictions for the Romanian Real Estate Market in 2025."

Stabilized inflation, reduced interest rates and overall income growth drive European and Romanian Real Estate development opportunities in 2025

2025 marks a crucial stage for the European real estate market, which is undergoing a process of recovery and transformation. Favorable economic factors, such as stabilized inflation, reduced interest rates and increasing real incomes are strengthening this sector as a key pillar of the continental economy. Romania, as an integral part of the European market, is enjoying notable opportunities, but must address specific challenges to realize its potential.
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