In the Spotlight

In the Spotlight

HP extends the partnership with YUNITY Park

HP extends the partnership with YUNITY Park 901 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB


HP extends the partnership with YUNITY Park

Genesis Property, one of Romania’s leading office building owners, and HP Inc. Romania have signed a 5-year lease extension for 7,000 square meters of office space in YUNITY Park. HP Inc. Romania will thus reach 24 years of presence in YUNITY Park, offering employees unique workspaces and facilities for office life and leisure, aligned with today’s and tomorrow’s trends.

Liviu Tudor, Genesis Property President

“HP Inc. has chosen YUNITY Park for the next 5 years, reinforcing our partnership of over 20 years and our shared mission to provide an environment that is aligned with future trends in the labor market. Our continued dedication to office campus development focuses on people’s needs, both in their professional and personal lives, helping to create an ideal balance between productivity, collaboration, and well-being.”

In addition to state-of-the-art office spaces with high sustainability standards, the YUNITY Park campus stands out through its purpose-built public space with fluid architecture and biophilic design, offering an urban forest of 1,000 sqm, which contributes to the absorption of more than 5 tons of CO₂ annually, an outdoor amphitheatre with a capacity of 1,500 people, 2,000 meters of pedestrian walkways and tiered promenade, stepped water mirrors and creative spaces for relaxation, meetings and events.

Mugur Pantaia, Managing Director, HP Inc. Romania

“At HP Inc Romania we strive to provide our teams with a productive and balanced working environment, adapted to the latest trends. We are delighted to continue our strong collaboration with Genesis Property, sharing a vision that has redefined YUNITY Park over the past year as a refreshing element in the Romanian office space landscape.”

In 2024, YUNITY Park is preparing to enter its final development stage. This progress comes after Genesis Property announced the completion of the project’s second phase at the end of last year, marking a significant 20-million-euro investment in exceptional spaces and facilities, as well as in the sustainability of the campus. Among the innovations implemented by the company are a rainwater retention pond to irrigate the park’s entire green space, smart and energy-efficient night lighting systems based on LED technology, and an impressive network of more than 1,000 photovoltaic panels installed on the roofs of campus buildings.

This transaction is part of a series of lease agreements for office spaces in the YUNITY Park and West Gate Business District campuses, part of Genesis Property’s portfolio. In the past 12 months, well-known companies such as Garanti BBVA, Siemens, and Ericsson have renewed their commitments, bringing Genesis Property’s total leased space to over 25,000 square meters.

In 2023 Genesis Property received approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its near-term CO₂ emissions reduction target by 2030. The company aims to reduce emissions in Scopes 1 and 2 by at least 46% below 2019 levels, as part of its efforts to meet the targets set out in the Paris Agreement. These measures are intended to contribute to limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels by 2050. Genesis Property is also committed to measuring and reducing Scope 3 emissions, to achieve validation of the Net Zero target for long-term CO₂ emission reductions.

A five-year new lease for Yusen Logistics (Romania), assisted by CBRE Romania

A five-year new lease for Yusen Logistics (Romania), assisted by CBRE Romania 800 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

A five-year new lease for Yusen Logistics (Romania), 


assisted by CBRE Romania

Yusen Logistics, a leading global logistics provider, has secured a lease agreement for a substantial area of 19,000 sqm within CTPark Bucharest, assisted by CBRE, the global and national leader in commercial real estate investment and services.

Located in a strategic area, in the western part of Bucharest, the logistics hub will serve as a regional distribution center for the automotive industry. With the support of the CBRE expertise team and the landlord, Yusen Logistics (Romania) will benefit from competitive rental rates in a growing market for the contractual period of five years.

Cosmin Rusu, Managing Director, Yusen Logistics (Romania)

“This lease agreement is a crucial strategic move that perfectly aligns with our dedication to delivering exceptional logistics solutions to our clients. Leveraging its extensive expertise and market knowledge, CBRE proved to be a rock-solid ally, supporting us at every step and offering the best solution in the market for our needs while securing competitive rates.”

The industrial and logistics industry continues to evolve, recent trends indicate a resurgence in the production and logistics segments. The logistics and automotive sectors drove the largest demand for I&L spaces. Analyzing the total leasing activity through the lens of main use of leased spaces, Logistics purposes is by far the most common requested type of space with 53% of TLA, a trend registered since 2022 when the segment also placed first. This balance is expected to tilt in favor of production in the upcoming quarters. Rental transactions in the 3PLs (third-party logistics) category also recorded an increase of 35%, compared to the same period last year.

Călin Badea, Consultant, Industrial & Logistics at CBRE Romania

“The I&L market remains a crucial sector that is realigning with pre-pandemic trends. We anticipate higher demand for this year, especially in the production and logistics segments. Romania remains a competitive market for this sector and modern spaces that follow a sustainability policy and are BREEAM or LEED certified enjoy greater interest from investors and occupiers alike. The lease of this significant area for Yusen Logistics showcases the strong logistics sector in Romania and confirms Bucharest as a great location for a regional and global distribution center, serving 19 countries on three different continents”

CBRE’s latest data reveal that the Romanian industrial and logistics market remained strong and had a sustained demand. The modern industrial stock in Romania peaked at 7.2 million sq m at the end of 2023, with a total of 492,000 sq m delivered last year, which represent around 7% from the actual stock. The monthly rent average soared to €4.50 per sq m, underlining a 9.76% YoY growth.

Last year, the industrial sector amassed an investment volume of €70M. and represented 14% from the total investment volume transacted in 2023.

Vastint Romania announces the second phase of the project Timpuri Noi Square of 105,000 sqm

Vastint Romania announces the second phase of the project Timpuri Noi Square of 105,000 sqm 1200 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

13.03.2024

Vastint Romania announces the commencement of the second phase of its real estate project, Timpuri Noi Square, a significant urban regeneration project for the Timpuri Noi area, thus marking an important moment in the real estate industry in Bucharest.

Timpuri Noi Square Phase II

After obtaining the necessary permits and completing the preparation phase for construction, the second phase of the Timpuri Noi Square project begins. The additional project area will total 105,000 square meters of gross built area (GBA). It will include two new office buildings, resulting in a doubling of the available office and commercial spaces within the Timpuri Noi Square complex.


“We are proud and excited to mark this new stage of the Timpuri Noi Square project. We are facing an innovative initiative – a mixed-use urban regeneration project of significant importance. The second phase of the Timpuri Noi Square project will be an absolute premiere, being the first office building project under construction to completely eliminate the use of fossil fuels, designed and set to be executed according to the latest nZEB and LEED standards. Renewable sources will be used for heating the buildings, such as 1,700 square meters of photovoltaic panels and 2 heat pump systems, some of which are air-to-water systems to be installed on terraces, and others are ground-source systems that will utilize 200 geothermal wells. Therefore, we entirely remove the utilization of gases. We aim to achieve the highest level of green certification, LEED Platinum, for this project, continuing Vastint Romania’s tradition of promoting sustainability in all oour portfolio projects. Additionally, Timpuri Noi Square’s construction endeavors will engage over 1000 individuals, reflecting Vastint Romania’s commitment to generating substantial employment opportunities.” stated Antoniu Panait, Managing Director of Vastint Romania.

The structural works of the second phase of the Timpuri Noi Square project will be managed out by Vastint Romania’s partners, DESA ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION, while the supervision and management of the construction site, along with compliance with Health and Safety regulations, will be ensured by the experts at Bureau Veritas.

“We as Bureau Veritas, through our Business & Infrastructure department, feel honored to support Vastint on this great endeavor which involves innovative urbanistic approach with sustainable impact and objectives. Our main role during this project is related to verifying and monitoring the quality of the execution of the construction elements, together with the coordination of the entire activity according to occupational health and safety regulations. By its involvement in this project, Bureau Veritas joins Vastint in ensuring that the highest quality standards are followed and achieved.” stated Carlos Garza-Castillo, Country Chief Executive Romania

„We are grateful to Vastint Romania for their trust in awarding us with the contract for the execution of the structural works of Timpuri Noi Square Phase 2 Project. We are sure this will mark the beginning of a succesful partnership. We would like to ensure them of the full support of DESA ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION for achieving the target objective, within the highest quality standards, with respecting rigorously the technical project and the technical regulations in force, the project timeschedule, and the health and safety requirements” declares Erkan Demirezen, Administrator DESA ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION.

Prior to the development of Timpuri Noi Square, up until 2017, the area lacked the necessary public recognition, despite being one of the five major urban centers in downtown Bucharest and representing a significant market in the Capital.


Presently, this architectural project seamlessly integrates into the city’s infrastructure, boasting strong connections to both public transportation networks and major road arteries. Situated in a densely populated area, Timpuri Noi Square has significantly influenced the swift development of the local service sector and heightened interest in office and residential spaces. Moreover, the area’s appeal is further amplified by the presence of educational institutions, ranging from kindergarten to prestigious private universities. This feature provides residents and employees in the area with easy access to a diverse range of educational options, thereby enriching the quality of life and the attractiveness of the area for families and professionals seeking to live or work in a dynamic and comprehensive urban environment.

Women in Real Estate 2024, 5th edition

Women in Real Estate 2024, 5th edition 1200 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB


Women in Real Estate 2024:


transforming feminity into power

The fifth edition of Women In Real Estate took place on International Women Day, Friday, 8th of March at the top floor of Grand Hotel Bucharest, gathering leaders from developers, investors, lawyers, consultants, banking and partner associations.

The debate wasn’t about facts and figures, but on how women can develop their career path in the real estate industry, and how they can overcome the inherent challenges. In a relaxed atmosphere we have tackled numerous subjects related to both professional and personal development, but also on how we can support moms in the office.

Beatrice Dumitrascu, CEO, Residential Division, One United Properties; Andreea Cotiga, Head of Office Leasing, CPI Property Group Romania; Luciana Giurea, Head of Residential AFI Europe Romania; Iulia Iana, Head of Marketing, HILS Development and Atena Boca, Founder La Primul Bebe, an NGO advocating for mothers’ rights joined the debate. Alex Teleanu, Head of Training, Teilor had an interesting presentation related to less known aspects about diamonds and jewels.


INDUSTRY CHALLENGES

Luciana Giurea, Head of Residential, AFI Europe Romania

Femininity is our super-power!

“We can use preconceived ideas in our advantage. My ten-year experience in the industry is with AFI Europe team, where women are encouraged to develop their careers in each department. I don’t feel a competition with men. We must appreciate the unicity and qualities of each person.”

Iulia Iana, Head of Marketing, HILS Development

Everyday you must become better!

“Real estate is more competitive and dynamic than the automotive industry. What I would improve in this industry is related to the transparency towards the final client.”


GROWING LEADERS

Andreea Cotiga, Head of Office Leasing, CPI Property Group Romania

One is leading by example!

“Honesty and grit are the main qualities I appreciate when recruiting new colleagues. I am looking for positive people, always in search of solutions. Soft skills prevail upon technical abilities. One is leading by example, through shared experience and modesty. These imply kindness, empathy, and grace.”

Beatrice Dumitrascu, CEO, Residential Division, One United Properties

Leaders are born within the team!

“It is difficult to identify leaders reading a resume. The leaders are born within the team, among people who stood by, those are the ones deserving the first chance.”


PARENTING & CAREER GROWTH

ATENA Boca, Founder, La Primul Bebe

Moms should come back at the office when they are ready!

“We have 11 years of experience in supporting over 250,000 mothers nationwide. The most important aspect is for moms to come back at the office when they are ready, not under the pressure of management or under their own pressure, because it doesn’t bring any benefit, on the contrary it only brings frustration and guilt. It is important for mothers to know their rights when returning to their jobs. Another important aspect is that the attachment relation with the child is formed in the first two years.”

Iulia Iana, Head of Marketing, HILS Development

Parenting helps to develop leadership skills!

“Parenting means stress resilience, meeting deadlines and super-efficient communication. Leading by example, being involved near the people makes one a better leader.”


FAILURE

Andreea Cotiga, Head of Office Leasing, CPI Property Group Romania

Failure is important for progress!

“There isn’t any person not to go through a failure process. Failure is important for progress: it takes you out of the comfort zone, it motivates you and makes you tests your limits. Before big successes I had an important failure.”

Atena Boca, Founder, La Primul Bebe

Vulnerability is the instrument for learning parenting!

“Vulnerability is the best connecting way with the others, it humanizes us. We must not look for excuses for living such a moment, which makes us special. Women in real estate are kind and smart because they own this benefit. Vulnerability is the instrument for learning parenting. There are no recipes, each one must start the construction site of their own emotional healing.”


THE BALANCE BETWEEN WORK & PRIVATE LIFE

Beatrice Dumitrascu, CEO Residential Division One United Properties

No day resembles with the next one!

“When you do what you love is easier to cater for all three roles: businesswoman, wife, and mother. There is no recipe and no coherence, no day resembles with the next. When the balance between work and private life loses equilibrium, one must make a change.”


TIME FOR US

Andreea Cotiga, Head of Office Leasing, CPI Property Group Romania

“I love spending time with my little daughter: going to the beauty salon or shopping together relaxes me.”

Luciana Giurea, Head of Residential, AFI Europe Romania

“I really love to eat. After this event I will go with my colleagues at Obor Terrace and meat Romanian mititei. I also love to go hiking outdoors with my friends.”

Beatrice Dumitrascu, CEO, Residential Division, One United Properties

“Sometimes I feel the need to just sit alone on my couch and watch some random movie on Netflix. I also like to knit and garden. Traveling with my family also relaxes me.”

Atena Boca, Founder, La Primul Bebe

“The guilt prevented me for some while to do things for me. When you do something for yourself is the biggest self-love sign but also for the dear ones”

Iulia Iana, Head of Marketing, HILS Development

“I think we must prioritize ourselves and take time to do what we love and relaxes us. If we don’t draw a line between our job and family responsibilities, there is no disconnection.”


IN CONCLUSION

Despina Ponomarenco, President, BREC

“It was an event like no other organized by us until know, when each intervention was sincerely applauded. I want to thank each of our lovely speakers for their courage to show themselves vulnerable and honest. My gratitude goes towards each participant at this event for their vibrant, feminine energy!”

WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE 2024 was brought to you in association with:

IMPACT announces revenues of 169.5 million RON in 2023 and a net profit of 34.9 million RON

IMPACT announces revenues of 169.5 million RON in 2023 and a net profit of 34.9 million RON 1200 553 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

29.02.2024

Impact Developer & Contractor

IMPACT Developer & Contractor S.A. (ticker symbol IMP), the first real estate developer listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, ends 2023 with a preliminary consolidated turnover of 169.5 million RON, a net profit of 34.9 million RON and a gross margin of 39%.

In 2023, the company signed sale-purchase contracts for 157 units in the GREENFIELD Baneasa, LUXURIA Residence and BOREAL Plus compounds, which, together with related parking spaces, gardens and storage rooms, generated revenues of 119.5 million RON.

IMPACT owns a valuable land portfolio in Bucharest, Constanta and Iasi, of about 71 ha, with development potential for 5 more new sustainable, large-scale projects, with an estimated market value of over 7.4 billion RON.

At the end of the year, the developer had 377 pre-sold and reserved housing units, of which 320 for the new apartments in GREENFIELD Baneasa, to be delivered this year.

IMPACT Group’s gross margin increased from 32% to 39% in 2023. Indebtedness held steady at 28%, while trade debt fell by 26%. At the same time, the company maintained its stable liquidity position, at 51.3 million RON.

“The low volume of mortgage loans, as a result of the major increase in interest rates, together with the postponement of the approval procedures for the reception of new apartments in GREENFIELD Baneasa, had a significant impact on the company’s revenues, which are recorded only after receiving the amounts from the sale-purchase contracts. After a year dominated by high inflation and unpredictability, 2024 comes with good prospects: the delivery of 732 apartments in GREENFIELD Baneasa and the continuation of construction works at another 435 units in the neighborhood, the liquidation of the stock of units in LUXURIA Residence, for which an increased interest was maintained, as well as the planning of the GREENFIELD Copou (Iasi) and ARIA Verdi (Bucharest) projects.”, stated Constantin Sebesanu, CEO IMPACT Developer & Contractor.

As of December 31, 2023, IMPACT had construction permits for 2,693 units in Bucharest, Iasi and Constanta, with an estimated market value of 1.9 billion RON. Of these, 982 homes are in various stages of construction.

HILS Development launches HILS Titanium, an investment of 70 million EUR

HILS Development launches HILS Titanium, an investment of 70 million EUR 938 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

28.02.2024

HILS Titanium

HILS Development launches HILS Titanium, the sixth large residential project in the Eastern part of the Capital. The new project will consist of 7 buildings with 1,194 apartments and 1,217 parking spaces located both on the ground and underground. The types of apartments available in the project range from studios, and apartments with 2 and 3 rooms to duplexes.

HILS Titanium is located about 500m from the Nicolae Teclu metro station, with close schools, educational centers, and the Pallady shopping area that includes IKEA stores, Leroy Merlin, Kaufland, Lidl, Metro, Metro, Auchan, Jumbo and XXXL Lutz.

“I am glad to announce the launch of the newest project – HILS Titanium, the sixth residential project developed by HILS Development. So far, the six projects launched have created a community of over 25,000 residents. According to our development strategy, we continue to complete over 1000 apartments annually, with the same mission to provide access to quality living for as many inhabitants as possible.” said Ionut Negoita, founder and CEO of HILS Development.

In June 2023, the developer marked an important milestone, surpassing the milestone of 10,000 homes built and sold, with the completed projects HILS Pallady – 1,908 apartments, HILS Brauner – 1,336 apartments and HILS Splai – 111 apartments, to which are added the projects under construction HILS Republic with 370 apartments in Phase 2 of a total of 5,000 housing of the entire project, HILS Sunrise with 704 apartments and, most recently launched, HILS Titanium with 1,194 apartments. In 2024, HILS Development is in the process of designing and authorizing about 5,000 other homes.

Investments intend for Bucharest drops by more than 50%, to 500 million EUR

Investments intend for Bucharest drops by more than 50%, to 500 million EUR 901 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

15.02.2024

THE TRENDS FORUM 2024

Bucharest Real Estate Club surveyed the most dynamic investors for the forces that shape the city skyline in 2024. Urban freeze, along with the unpredictability show their effects: investments intend for Bucharest drops by more than 50% from 2023, BREC members indicating a volume between 400 – 500 million EUR for 2024.

On a scale of 1-5, the community expresses a moderate take on the economic perspectives of the Bucharest real estate landscape in the new year, with a 3.06 average, down from 3.6 in our 2023 survey, and a median of 3. The most interesting change by comparison to 2023 is that the development strategy and refurbishment of existing assets overtake new acquisitions.

Through the survey, the recurring theme is still the urban planning freeze. Most of our respondents circle back to the topic when estimating their investment pipeline. The urban planning uncertainty has also an impact quality-wise, as the responsible developers, who are building large-scale projects and have high-quality standards, are slowly but surely driven away from the market. Due to limited supply, there is an estimation of 10% in asking prices and rents.

The fiscal changes, including the increase of VAT for residential purchases and the termination of industry incentives for construction labour tax, along with high-interest rates, impact negatively the accessibility of credit and housing. However, the biggest contributor to investor sentiment towards the Bucharest real estate market is the urbanistic uncertainty.

The attractiveness of asset classes changed by comparison to 2023. Industrial & logistics still tops the charts, closely followed by residential, a segment lower ranked 12 months ago. Offices lost further ground. However, hotels are the least preferred in 2024. In 2023 this asset type was slightly higher in the top, which is surprising considering the increase in the number of visitors.

Despina Ponomarenco, President of BREC: “If Romania continues infrastructure investments and in the context of Schengen accession, we are facing an accelerated development outlook. The national GDP is estimated at 310 billion $ for 2024 and 323 billion $ for 2025. The country has a gross debt of 52.7% of the GDP, well below the EU average of 83%.The GDP of Bucharest only exceeds the GDP of countries such as Croatia or Bulgaria. In this respect, we hope that 2024 will bring improvement perspectives for the relation between real estate investors and the representatives of local authorities for the responsible development of Romania’s Capital City.

Redport Capital announces over 100 million lei turnover in 2023

Redport Capital announces over 100 million lei turnover in 2023 1020 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

1.02.2024

Infinity Nord

Redport Group, founded in 2016 by Cosmin Savu-Cristescu, announces a turnover of over 100 million lei for the year 2023. Over the past few years, the company has secured a land portfolio of over six hectares in the Petrom City – Străulești – Dămăroaia area.

Within the projects The Level Apartments and Infinity Nord, Redport Capital will develop over 2,000 apartments and 15,000 sqm of commercial spaces. The total gross development volume exceeds 350 million Euros.

During 2023, Redport Capital fully delivered and sold Phase II of The Level Apartments project and traded over 200 units across all the group’s projects, thereby contributing to a consolidated turnover of over 100 million Lei.

The reported results can be credited to a balanced and efficient mix between a quality product at a fair price and the strategic choice of the Străulești area, which is already emerging as the New North of Bucharest and one of the main hubs for sustainable development in the capital, providing an innovative and modern environment for future homeowners.

“We are pleased to announce the achievement of our financial objectives for 2023, showcasing  our commitment to quality and excellence in all aspects of our business. The Level Apartments project has been a remarkable success, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of Redport Capital, and the launch of Infinity Nord will be both a natural extension of our portfolio and a testimony to our long-term vision for sustainable urban development”,  Cosmin Savu-Cristescu, Managing Director of Redport Capital said.

Fortim announces key tenants extend leases at America House

Fortim announces key tenants extend leases at America House 900 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

23.01.2024

Fortim Trusted Advisors announces the extension of lease contracts with three tenants at America House: Mastercard, PAID, and an IT&C company, a total of 2,000 sqm.

Mastercard has chosen to continue its operations at America House, serving as the company’s headquarters in Romania for over 15 years. The decision to renew the lease is attributed to the central location, easy access to transportation, ample facilities including parking, and workspaces that align with their functional and design requirements, according to Cosmin Vladimirescu, General Manager of Mastercard Romania and Croatia. PAID, an active tenant for the past 5 years, expresses enthusiasm in extending its lease, citing America House as a vital hub for its success.

America House, a landmark Class A office building in the heart of Bucharest’s CBD, boasts 28,806 sqm of prime office and retail spaces. Recent refurbishments totaling 10 million euros have further enhanced the building’s appeal. Notable tenants include the Embassy of Japan, Mastercard, Cisco, Intesa Sanpaolo Bank, and others.

The building prioritizes employee well-being, offering a newly refurbished World Class gym, bike rooms, and electric car charging stations. America House holds two international certificates, BREEAM in Use Outstanding and Gold ActiveScore, with a perfect rating in Health and Wellbeing.

New opportunities for the real estate market in Romania

New opportunities for the real estate market in Romania 900 600 BUCHAREST REAL ESTATE CLUB

5.12.2023

Bucharest Real Estate Club in partnership with the Bucharest Stock Exchange and the Budget & Finance Committee from the Chamber of Deputies organized today at the Palace of the Parliament, the round table on the regulation of REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts).

REITs are investment vehicles which facilitate the access of individuals and legal entities to a diversified portfolio of real estate properties. Through these entities, investors can access and invest in real estate in a simplified and efficient manner. An important aspect of REITs is that they are listed companies on a regulated exchange, which ensures transparency, liquidity, and proper oversight for investors.

“The Romanian real estate market has faced many challenges in recent years: the restrictions due to the COVID pandemic, inflation, the war near the border, the lack of predictability and, particularly for Bucharest, the urban blockage. Under these conditions, the regulation of this instrument would attract new investors, which are not present on the market”, Despina Ponomarenco, BREC President said.

The debate was attended by Alfred Simonis, Interim President of the Chamber of Deputies; Florin Spătaru, State Counsellor within the Prime Minister’s Chancellery; members of the Budget & Finance Committee from the Chamber of Deputies; Adrian Zuckerman, former ambassador of USA in Romania; Adrian Tanase, CFA, CEO of the Bucharest Stock Exchange; Dan Manolescu, President of the Chamber of Fiscal Consultants; representatives of the Financial Supervisory Authority; representatives of pension funds, as well as representatives of BREC member companies: Tinu Sebesanu – IMPACT Developer & Contractor; Marius Persenea – IULIUS; Bogdan Gubandru – Redport Capital; Alexandru Bonea and Antoanela Virginia Comsa – Meta Estate Trust; Laura Dumea-Bencze – CBRE Romania; Costin Nistor – FORTIM Trusted Advisors; Alliance Member of BNP Paribas Real Estate; Tudor Iuga – Simon, Iuga & Partners; Real Estate Advisors; Roxana Roman (Dudau) – Wolf Theiss; Mihaela Ispas and Ioana Grigoriu – Filip & Company.

The regulation of REIT- type instruments was included in the OECD recommendations regarding the capital market in Romania, in the report issued by the organization in 2022. Currently, all G-7 nations and almost two thirds of the OECD countries have institutionalized these entities.

For the event gallery, click here: https://brec.ro/events/reit-reglementation-debate-at-the-romanian-parliament-december-2023/