Wallberg secures funding for resi project in Timișoara
Wallberg has obtained the construction permit and financing for the fourth residential building in the XCity Towers complex in Timișoara.
Wallberg has obtained the construction permit and financing for the fourth residential building in the XCity Towers complex in Timișoara.
Lefties inaugurated its third store in Romania, on a generous 5,000 square meters area located on the Iulius Mall's upper floor.
According to the schedule agreed upon in the contract, the first trolleybus will be delivered in April 2025.
Primark Iulius Mall, part of the mixed-use Iulius Town, becomes the retailer's first location in the western part of the country and has created over 150 new jobs locally.
The building has been designed sustainably and aims for the BREEAM Excellent certification.
In the first 12 months, the store has sold over 4 million products and welcomed more than one million visitors.
According to the data provided by the National Agency for Cadastre and Real Estate Advertising (ANCPI), 3,376 real estate units were sold in May 2024.
Located in Timisoara, the new center combines cloud and cybersecurity capabilities, offering customers a unique portfolio of cloud services.
Outside Bucharest, companies leased less than a fifth of the total traded area in Bucharest.
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.
Speedwell announces the start of construction works for the second residential building of the mixed-use urban regeneration project, PALTIM.
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.