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For sale land 10,107 m²
Snagov, Bucharest / Ilfov
35 EUR / m²
- POT 20% (2,021 m²)
For sale land 2,000 m²
Baneasa Padure, Bucharest
228 EUR / m²
- CUT 1.3 (175 EUR / m²)
- POT 45% (900 m²)
For sale land 10,000 m²
Pipera OMV Rond, Bucharest / Ilfov
753 EUR / m²
- CUT 3 (251 EUR / m²)
- POT 60% (6,000 m²)
For sale land 2,750 m²
Baneasa Aerogarii, Bucharest
800 EUR / m²
- CUT 2.2 (364 EUR / m²)
- POT 50% (1,375 m²)
For sale land 1,057 m²
Polona, Bucharest
804 EUR / m²
- CUT 2 (402 EUR / m²)
- POT 50% (529 m²)
For sale land 14,139 m²
Berceni Metrou, Bucharest
149 EUR / m²
- CUT 2.5 (60 EUR / m²)
- POT 60% (8,483 m²)
For sale land 14,500 m²
Campul Pipera Bucuresti, Bucharest
500 EUR / m²
- CUT 3 (167 EUR / m²)
- POT 70% (10,150 m²)
For sale land 2,001 m²
Magurele- Cartierul Florilor , Bucharest / Ilfov
117 EUR / m²
- CUT 1 (117 EUR / m²)
- POT 35% (700 m²)
For sale land 399 m²
Piata Chibrit, Bucharest
977 EUR / m²
- CUT 3 (326 EUR / m²)
- POT 70% (279 m²)
For sale land 535 m²
Mihailesti, Mihailesti, Judetul Giurgiu, Romania
29 EUR / m²
For sale land 540 m²
Mihailesti, Mihailesti, Judetul Giurgiu, Romania
29 EUR / m²
For sale land 535 m²
Mihailesti, Mihailesti, Judetul Giurgiu, Romania
29 EUR / m²
For sale land 540 m²
Mihailesti, Mihailesti, Judetul Giurgiu, Romania
29 EUR / m²
For sale land 535 m²
Mihailesti, Mihailesti, Judetul Giurgiu, Romania
29 EUR / m²
For sale land 5,045 m²
Sisesti, Bucharest
350 EUR / m²
- CUT 3 (117 EUR / m²)
- POT 70% (3,532 m²)
For sale land 817 m²
Iancu Nicolae, Bucharest / Ilfov
782 EUR / m²
- CUT 2.2 (355 EUR / m²)
- POT 40% (327 m²)
For sale land 10,809 m²
Colentina Nord, Bucharest
200 EUR / m²
- CUT 2.5 (80 EUR / m²)
- POT 60% (6,485 m²)
Excellent lands for real estate projects development
Lands suitable for residential, office, retail and industrial development
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Buying land in Romania can still be very profitable when approaching it in a professional and cautious way.
In 2017, the total value of land transactions in Romania for real estate projects (excluding the industrial segment) increased significantly from 2016, exceeding the €350 million threshold at the national level. According to Colliers International, about 70% of this value was ascribed to the capital, where land transactions for residential development represented more than half of the investment volume.
The dynamic of the residential sector in terms of land acquisition came as a result of the market's ability to absorb both small projects and those over 1,000 apartments, as surveys conducted by the European Commission showed that the intention to purchase a home was at the highest post-crisis level. The most active areas were the Center and North of Bucharest: Bulevardul Expozitiei, Bucurestii Noi and the Baneasa-DN1- Jandarmeriei area - due to the future office hub in the Expozitiei area, but also Floreasca-Barbu Vacarerescu, Aviatiei and Pipera areas.
"The land market in Romania is seeing one of its best periods in the past 10 years. Demand has diversified in 2017 both in terms of locations and real estate sectors that look for land to develop fresh projects. Moreover, new investors have entered the market, attracted by the higher yields offered by the development of the domestic real estate segment compared to other markets or economic sectors. In Bucharest, the residential segment attracted more than half of the value of land transactions, which grew especially in value, while the rest was almost equally split between retail and office,” according to Sinziana Oprea, Associate Director, Land Agency at Colliers International Romania.
The interest in land purchases for the retail sector was better represented at country level than in Bucharest. Demand came from both developers and retailers and it targeted all cities with a shortage of modern retail schemes, including those with a population of less than 100,000 inhabitants.
The office land market activity was the most dynamic in 2017 relative to 2016 in Bucharest, where most of the large developers already present acquired plots for new projects. The area that attracted the greatest interest was Bulevardul Expozitiei, followed by Bulevardul Preciziei and the Central area (Calea Victoriei).
In Bucharest, the largest transaction was the sale of the Policolor platform - 14 ha - for about €22 million, aimed for a mixed use scheme (retail and residential). Other notable transactions were the acquisitions made by GTC, Impact Developer & Contractor and Atenor Group in Bulevardul Expozitiei area - transactions of approximately €10 million each, the sale of Fabrica Industria Iutei plot and related buildings – 2,7 ha - to Dedeman, in a transaction of approximately €6.7 million, advised by Colliers International, and the acquisition of the 5,9 ha Coca Cola plot made by Globalworth in Preciziei for the future Renault headquarters.
Looking at the broader picture, the Expozitiei area saw the biggest trading interest in Bucharest, recording six deals for office, residential or mixed office development projects involving large players such as Portland Trust, GTC, Atenor Group, Impact Developer & Contractor, Futureal and Iulius Group. These secured around 8 ha of land in the area (including parf of the Romexpo exhibition center, which were the object of a partnership between Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania and Iulius Mall), most of them with valid urban plans that allow investors to start their projects as soon as possible.
In as far as prices are concerned, at national level, their evolution was similar to that of 2016, increasing on average by 10-15% compared to 2016. Their dynamics varied, however, by region, so some cities or areas in Bucharest saw asset prices unchanged. However, interest in the Central and Northern part of the Capital and in developing cities in terms of the office market (Cluj-Napoca, Iasi, Timisoara, Brasov) underpinned an upward trend in land prices.