July brought record apartment sales in Romania, amid a VAT hike, with Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca topping the list.
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In July 2023, the residential market in Romania saw record apartment sales, boosted by the announcement of a VAT increase from 19% to 21%. In Bucharest, more than 5,000 apartments were sold and in Cluj-Napoca, transactions exceeded 1,000, the highest level in three years. Although Timisoara saw a slight increase, Iasi saw a decrease. The majority of buyers were individuals, and many developers have pledged to partially cover the VAT increase. The market is maturing, with an emphasis on sustainable and quality projects.
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Colliers: Piaţa rezidenţială a avut vânzări record în iulie, ultima lună cu TVA redus . ” În mod tradiţional, vârfurile de vânzări se înregistrau în luna decembrie. Acum însă, regulile jocului s-au schimbat pe parcursul anului, iar piaţa a fost nevoită să se adapteze”
Vânzări record pe piaţa rezidenţială, în ultima lună, cu cotă redusă de TVA
Românii aflați în căutare de apartamente s-au grăbit să facă achiziții în ultima lună cu TVA redus. Analiză Colliers: Vânzari record pe piața rezidențială în iulie
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