Average Rental Price In Capital Bucharest Hits EUR7.5/Sqm In 2Q/2021, Down Nearly 5% Vs 2Q/2020

08.04.2021 By Catalina Apostoiu

Iasi, Brasov and Constanta are among Romania’s top economically developed cities where rental prices have gone up in the past year, while in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara rental prices took some steps back on the year in the second quarter of 2021, per a survey by Analize imobiliare and Imobiliare.ro.

To read the full story, please login. Not a member? Subscribe here.

Reveal Romania! Business news & views.
Find out all you need by reading the entire story
To invest in Romania, you need to find out about its opportunities.
To close a strategic partnership with a Romanian company, you need to learn about its market position and whether it is a trustworthy partner
To grow here, you need to be informed

Subscribe now
Only 50 euros/month (VAT not included)
Get access to reports, news and statistics in the main sectors of Romania’s economy. Follow the strategic moves of companies operating in Romania. We will keep you updated on the latest business events.
Contact: E: newsroom@zfenglish.com (newsroom), marketing@zfenglish.com (Marketing & PR), sales@zfenglish.com (subscriptions)
T: 0040-318.256.431 (Newsroom)
0040-318.256.158, 0040-318.256.408 (Subscriptions Department)
0040-318.256.469, 0040-318.256.470 (Advertising Sales Department)
0040-318.256.427, 0040-318.256.129 (Marketing & PR)

LOGIN / Lost password?

 
Keywords:
rental prices
, apartments
, Bucharest