Why real estate investment in Romania ?

Large market

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it is the second largest market in Central and Eastern Europe, with a population of 21.7 million people.

Attractive location

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easy access to the countries of the former CIS countries, Balkans, the Middle East and Northern Africa.

Stability

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Romania possesses a low and decreasing inflationary regime, stable currency (fully denominated after 1st July 2005), liberalised financial markets stimulating a trend in western companies to relocate to Romania. In 2005 ,Standard and Poor increased the sovereign debt rating of Romania to BB+ (from BB).

Return On Investment

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the real estate prices are still low in comparison with other EU countries. This creates opportunities for investors to get better ROI.

EU membership

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Romania joined the EU in 2007 bringing access to the European Single Market, creating significant advantages for investors. The country also stands to benefit from considerable post-accession financing, which aims to upgrade the country’s infrastructure to European levels.

Tax advantage

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Romania has the lowest tax rates in the European Union. In 2005 the Romania Government introduced a flat rate of only 16% for income and corporation tax. This tax is helping Romania to become more attractive for foreign investors who seek for new business locations.

Growth in Tourism

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the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) predicts Romania to be the 4th fastest growing tourism sector in the world with a growth projection of 7.9% per year from 2007-2016.

Economy growth

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Romania has experienced an explosive growth in economy over the last few years and is projected to maintain a 7.9% growth from 2007 to 2016. EU membership will bring many positive effects including ease of trading between member states and further infrastructure improvements.