By the end of 2024, Romania will have 7.5 million sqm of industrial space, making it the third largest market in CEE-14. Demand is supported by relocation of production and infrastructure investment. Bucharest concentrates almost half of the stock, but regional cities such as Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara are attracting increasing investment. Romania stands out for sustainable projects and competitive operating costs, with significant growth potential in the industrial sector.
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Colliers: România este a treia piaţă ca mărime din Europa Centrală şi de Est pe piaţa spaţiilor industriale şi logistice, cu un stoc total de 7,5 milioane de metri pătraţi
Colliers: România, în topul huburilor industriale din Europa Centrală și de Est (ECE)
Victor Cosconel, Colliers: “România atrage tot mai multe companii care își mută sau își extind capacitățile de producție mai aproape de piețele vest-europene”
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