Romanian Property News

Carol Park (or Parcul Carol, in Romanian) is a miracle in the residential of Bucharest – a quiet spot less than a mile from the noisy Unirii Square (Piata Unirii). Surrounded by old housing, typically 1900-1930s villas, as well as a very busy (some of it still covered with cobblestone, but not for long) […]

Ok, River Tower is clearly not the first residential project in Cluj from the new wave of real estate developments, but it managed already to attract substantial interest from the Romanian media.
Why the interest? One of the most important reasons was likely to be the price. Cluj is one of the main cities in Romania, […]

Pantelimon remains one of the areas in Bucharest that has a bit of everything when it comes to real estate. There is a bit of old housing, somehow missed by the bulldozers in the communist era, several super-/hyper-/mega-/etc. markets in what used to be the outskirts of Bucharest 10-15 years ago, and quite a few […]

The Romanian seaside has witnessed so far a mixture of small developments, with most projects being either family seaside homes or small villas for the thriving rental market. Only a handful of developers aimed higher, with larger blocks of flats in Costinesti and the Tomis Plus area that we previously mentioned. Amongst increasing numbers of […]

As promised in an earlier post, we have some more information on the Tomis Plus residential development.
For villas, the prices start from €700/sqm +VAT for the building and €200/sqm for land. Although the prices are rather attractive, bear in mind that we’re talking about large housing units: both the detached and semi-detached villas will have […]

Domusstil is a significant name on the Romanian real estate market, with several ongoing and finished projects already available around Bucharest. One of their latest projects is Confort Park (yes, the spelling of the first word is correct…in Romanian). The project covers a large area – more than16,000sqm - and will include a mixture of […]

Titan is a large area in Bucharest, whichever way you look at it. To begin with, there’s plenty of blocks built around 70s-80s, together with a couple of communist-style malls. Second, there’s a lake and a park, surrounded by several areas that used to be filled with endless rows of concrete/rusty metal/plastic/any other materials available […]

Metropolis Residence is one of the latest developments to take shape up Piata Chibrit (Matchstick Square, should you want an accurate translation). Piata Chibrit is a good example of an area that, although nearby high-profile locations such as Piata Victoriei (Victoriei Square) and Arcul de Triumf (Triumph Arch…although you’re definitely going to raise some eyebrows […]

After several real estate waves touching various areas, Cotroceni still remains one of the exclusive areas of Bucharest. Although located around one mile away from the Romanian House of Parliament, Cotroceni feels forgotten by time, nearby the botanical garden and the Romanian President residence (Cotroceni Palace). The area is also well-known for its peace and […]

Hidden behind the blocks of flats built in the communist era, the area marked by two of the busiest streets in Bucharest, Decebal-Unirii and Calea Calarasilor-Matei Basarab, seems to be forgotten by time, having still a bit of greenery here-and-there, old villas and narrow streets. The apparent away-from-the-crowd feeling, in spite of the area being […]