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Erste Asset Management launches ‘Romania invests’ guide

According to the study, financial protection is the main reason Romanians put their money in investment funds. An overwhelming share of 88 percent of investors believe that investment funds might pay higher than savings products.

Romania records biggest decrease in insolvencies among CEE countries

Romania has recorded the strongest decrease in the number of insolvencies among countries in Central and Eastern Europe, a study by Coface reveals. The almost – 50 percent decrease was due to several favorable conditions, such as the fiscal stimuli the country benefitted from.

EY Romania: 87 pct of Romanian companies to raise wages in 2016

In 2016, 87 percent of Romanian companies say they will raise wages but 44 percent of them do not estimate an increase of more than 5 percent, according to an EY Romania study. Moreover, 81 percent of the companies participating in the study said they will increase investments in 2016.

Office market in 2015: Bucharest is up 4 positions in most expensive cities top

London stays the most expensive office market in the world, followed by Hong Kong and Beijing, while Moscow is out of Top 10, being replaced by Shanghai, according to a study conducted by CBRE, which places Bucharest on the 110th position from 126 markets, four places up compared to 2014.

Romanian real estate market sees positive development in 2015, says DTZ Echinox

Office, retail and industrial property projects all saw ascending trends during 2015, while yields compressed across the whole market, with logistic spaces seeing the best evolution, according to a study by DTZ Echinox.

Sutdy: Construction costs in Bucharest, the cheapest in Europe

The costs associated with constructing the buildings of tomorrow, around the world are varied and unpredictable. Rapidly shifting commodity prices, political instability and fluctuating currencies conspire to make investment and development decisions highly complex and fraught with risk.

Romania has the highest home ownership rate in the EU

According to Eurostat data, 96.1% of Romanians were living in dwellings they owned in 2014, this being the highest home ownership rate in the European Union. Only 3.9% of Romania’s population were tenants, way below the 29.9% average in the EU.

Property market on the fast track upwards in Romania, says Colliers International

A Colliers International report analyzing the Romanian property market trends shows real estate is on an accelerated growth path, with the total volume of transactions expected to reach EUR 800 million by yearend.
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