The office market in Bucharest experienced a significant drop in lettings in the first half of 2023, with a total of over 100,000 square meters leased, which represents a decrease of over 30% compared to last year. This is due to internal and external economic uncertainties. However, there are more optimistic prospects in the medium term and demand is focused on modern and sustainable buildings. Rents for premium spaces have increased and landlords are offering incentives to attract tenants. In the long term, Bucharest needs to accelerate the development of new projects to meet market demands.
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Colliers: Piața birourilor din București a coborât la minimele ultimilor 4 ani, pe plan regional
Colliers: Piaţa de birouri din Bucureşti a coborât în S1/2025 la minimele ultimilor 4 ani la nivel regional. Tranzacţiile de închiriere au totalizat peste 100.000 mp, dintre care mai puţin de 40.000 mp au reprezentat cerere nouă
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