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Prima Casă te lasă să construieşti cu o firma de constructii 7 August 2009
Poti beneficia prin programul Prima Casa de un credit obtinut in vederea construirii unei case.
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Informatii prima casa 5 August 2009
° Declaraţie pe propria răspundere , autentificată la notar, potrivit căreia solicitantul nu deţine în proprietate o locuinţă, nici individual, nici în comun, cu soţul/soţia sau alte persoane şi nu are în derulare în credit ipotecar. |
Breaking news 15th October 2008 Romania inward investment flow is 60% higher in 2008 compared to 2007. The total investment for the period Jan – Aug 2008 is now more than 6.5 BLN EURO. The data covering Jan –Aug 2008 has been just published by the Romanian Government. At the same time the trade deficit of the country has continued to narrow down being in August 08 50% smaller than for the same period in 2007. Both data reflect the continuous and exceptional progress that Romanian economy is making as fresh UE member and is in stark contract with the evolution of the western state economies. Romania is weathering tremendously well the global credit crunch problem being so far unaffected. |
Romania is one of the most attractive countries in EUROPE for business. 10th October 2008 |
Romania’s GDP growth surpasses all estimates by growing at 9.3% Romania’s GDP growth surpasses all estimates by growing at 9.3% for the first 6 months of 2008, the Romania National Institute of Statistics revealed today. At a time when many western countries have collapsing economies many facing already recession Romania ’s economy is powering strongly ahead. And the good news is that the inflation rates has started again to decrease. At the same time the country commercial balance which measures the rate of exports versus its imports has shown an improvement of 12% compared to 2007. |
Romania - an alternative to the credit crunch? Despite the turmoil in many Western markets, property in Romania remains a preferred investment for many international blue chip companies. According to Business Standard, the Romanian business daily, the top 9 investments in the first half of 2008 totaled €820 million. Some of the named investors are Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas. |
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Property Investment in the Romanian market are yet unaffected by the subprime crisis24th June 2008 The real estate market in Bucharest, Romania remains very attractive for the international investors since it has largely remained untouched by the subprime crisis of US. The reasons are fundamental: the demand from the Romanians buying residential property is high (the majority of young families do not own a house yet), there is strong and stable rental market (which makes the property investment a very profitable and attractive investment). Further the upcoming national programme for infrastructure building in the North of Bucharest including the upcoming motorway to Brasov will bring a massive of residential expansion. The above are the conclusions of a report published by Atisreal, the property consultant belonging to BNP Paribas. Busniess Daily 24th June 2008 posted in the Romania real estate section |
16% increase in Domestic tourism on the Romanian Black sea coast May 2nd 2008 Source Finanacial Daily posted in the Romania bussines section |
Ford Closes Deal in RomaniaApril 10th 2008 Ford last month officially took control of Automobile Craiova, the former Daewoo operation here, for a token payment of $80 million and a promise to invest more than $1 billion. Ford executives said the factory will assemble the Transit Connectin 2009 and a new small car in 2010. Ford plans to boost the plant's annual production capacity to 300,000 units and double employment to 7,000. In 2006, Daewoo built only 24,000 vehicles there. John Fleming, president and CEO of Ford of Europe, said the Transit Connect, a compact commercial delivery vehicle, will go into production in Craiova in mid-2009. The vehicle currently is built only in Turkey, but Ford's assembly operation there is at full capacity. Earlier this year, Ford announced plans to begin marketing the Transit Connect in the U.S. in summer 2009. Source "Financial Daily" posted in the Romania bussines section |
Biggest Mall Opens in Romania TodayApril 20th, 2008 Romania's biggest mall opens today in Baneasa, an area in the northern part of the capital, Bucharest, national media reported. The Baneasa Shopping City will contain 221 stores, of which 70 per cent are open to customers today. The cafes and restaurants are expected to begin work after next weekend's Easter holidays the Romanian newspaper Evenimentul Zilei reported. Beside cosmetic and decorative objects, the mall will also have clothing brands that are entirely new to the Romanian market. A relatively new phenomenon, no shopping malls existed in the Balkans until a few years ago. Just in the last couple of years, however, they have sprung up en masse and largely replaced the street-side stores and the department stores left from the communist era as preferred shopping places. Just in Bucharest, there are already 11 malls, including the Baneasa Shopping City one, and 10 more are to open within the next two years. In Romania altogether, there will be more than 70 malls by 2010. Baneasa Shopping Mall will also serve the thousands of new middle class who have relocated in new villas built in the new suburbs of Northern Bucharest such as Balotesti, Corbeanca, Snagov. |
Romanian property top 10 land deals in 2007The top ten land deals registered last year in Bucharest amounted to a total €500 million, according to a study by real estate consulting company Atisreal Romania, part of French group BNP Paribas. Meanwhile, deals with real estate projects totaled €750 mln in 2007, mostly for office buildings. Raiffeisen Evolution was top land buyer, with a €90 million deal involving 11 hectares of land in northern Bucharest. The plot was purchased from Romania's largest company, Petrom. Israeli developer AFI Europe purchased 15.5 hectares of the Laromet industrial platform, in north-western Bucharest, for €77.5 mln, in the second-largest deal registered in 2007. Israeli company Rosebud Medical ranks third, with a payment of €72.9 million for 6 hectares in northern Bucharest, while the fourth-largest deal involved mall developer Belrom, which purchased 9 hectares in eastern Bucharest, for €60 mln. The same amount was paid by Austrian company Real4you for 7 hectares, also in the eastern area of the capital. Investors are mainly targeting small [adjoining] plots to create larger areas, especially in the northern and western areas of Bucharest, where large residential and industrial projects have been built, the study writes. Last year, the prices of land for residential and office projects in central areas rose some 15-20 percent, according to real estate specialists. Source: Ziarul Financiar (Business Daily) March 2008. posted in the Romania real estate section |
Romanian property drawing attentionTuesday, 18 Mar 2008 11:06 Property prices in Romania have seen substantial increases in recent months, with local buyers bolstering demand and pushing up prices. |
18th Jan 2008: New European Union entrant Romania and the southern Alps are set to become the next two overseas property investment hotspots. Both regions to see highly competitive growth during 2008.That is according to research from the Homebuyer and Property Investor Show, which predicts both regions will see highly competitive growth during 2008. |
Two million euro for making Romania a tourism brandJanuary 17th, 2008
The campaign to put up a tourism brand for Romania saw a 2 million euro budget approved on Wednesday by the Government. Other 9 million euro will be spent on promoting Romania in Spain and Italy, also using state funds. At least four attempts to create such a brand took place in the past few years, proving each time to be completely worthless. Tourism Ministry state secretary Lucia Morariu claims that Romania has 75 million euro allocated for promoting tourism projects, within the Regional Operational Program, but the state has to pay for the projects first, then the discount from EU funds can be made. According to Morariu, the new branding initiative has nothing to do with the previous attempts: "In case the brand we create is successful, this will also influence the country brand". "The Eternal and fascinating Romania" project cost 6 million euro, while the "Romania - always surprising" was another 1.7 million dollars. Another project in 2007, Romania - Simply Surprising, was cancelled because it didn't communicate the essence of Romania for any potential visitor. |
The Rothschild family enters the Romanian real estate marketDecember 10th, 2007
The Rothschild banking family officially entered the domestic housing market last week in a deal worth 104 million euros for a 60 percent stake in three housing projects, which are controlled by the Israeli owners of Euro Habitat, the developer of Planorama project in Colentina. The three projects are located in Ploiesti, Brasov and Bucharest's Colentina district, and will include approximately 8,000 houses, in the wake of investments expected to amount to almost one billion euros. The deal, valued at 104 million euros, was sealed on Monday evening, in Piraeus bank's Carol Boulevard headquarters. The three projects will be developed under a different brand, which will be made public next year, when works begin and the projects are launched, Haim Zemer Tov, CEO at Euro Habitat and a stakeholder in the three projects. |
Romania Seeing Real Estate BoomFebruary 7th, 2008
Real estate transactions soared by 150% in 2007 compared to the previous year, making the country the most booming property market in the Balkans. Romania's real estate business was worth more than €2 billion last year, with the most significant transactions involving the sale of office space in Bucharest and the country's cities, local news agency Mediafax reported. Analysts say the Romanian real estate market will continue to sustain its upward trend, at least in the short term. Romania's mortgage market could double reaching €8 billion by 2009, says Ana Cernat, the mortgage loans division manager at the country's Bancpost bank. But even if that happens, mortgage loans in Romania will still be very low in relation to the country's Gross Domestic Product, especially in comparison to most western European countries, Cernat added. Mortgage loans stood at 3.4 percent of the GDP at the end of November 2007. |
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