One Cotroceni Park will host new headquarters of HIKVISION
The 1,330 square meter office space will support HIKVISION's expansion and operational needs, marking an important step in the company's growth in the Romanian market.
The 1,330 square meter office space will support HIKVISION's expansion and operational needs, marking an important step in the company's growth in the Romanian market.
72% of retailers aim to increase their store space, compared to 26% in 2022, with physical stores remaining a key element in the overall strategy.
The partnership aims to promote and facilitate more inclusive working and shopping spaces for nearly 1 million Romanians with disabilities.
The new lease agreement followed an efficient real estate process led by CBRE Romania and spans a term of 10 years, covering a surface area of 700 square meters.
Timiș stands out as a vital centre of Romanian agriculture, ranking first in agricultural area with 693.034 hectares and second in organically cultivated land area.
By the end of 2024 the stock of modern retail spaces will overpass 4.5 million. square meters setting a new record for Romania.
Two distinct trends have emerged in 2023: securing entry into prime new locations and optimising the portfolio through best value negotiations, all driven by a market with limited deliveries.
The new logistics hub of the company will benefit from a refurbishment process of the CTP to align with ESG standards
Hexing invests heavily in 8,000 sqm facility generating over 100 high value jobs in Timisoara, at Globalworth Timisoara Industrial Park I, assisted by CBRE.
The global professional services company has fortified its presence in Romania through an office lease meant to easily accommodate its expansion perspectives
Lower discount rates make their future cash flows more attractive, leading to higher valuations.
The project covers an area of 8,500 m2 of land and has approximately 47,000 m2 built, including the underground, and each of the three buildings has a height of S+P+10E+Duplex.
Project will be co-financed from an EU program run by the Romanian Ministry of Energy.
Energy and sustainability were pivotal topics of the event. Romania reaffirmed its ambition to achieve energy independence by 2030.
The number of construction permits for residential buildings in Bucharest decreased with an annual rate of 4.2% in the first 9 months of 2024.