Cushman & Wakefield Echinox's analysis shows that Romania has a significantly lower property tax rate than the European Union average, which stimulates the real estate market.
Sanziana Georgescu
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According to the analysis conducted by Cushman & Wakefield Echinox, Romania stands out with a property tax rate of only 0.5% of GDP, compared to the EU average of 1.9%. This low taxation has increased the attractiveness of the local real estate market, providing a favorable framework for owners and investors. In the last decade, the share of property taxes in GDP has decreased, and taxable values have not evolved in tandem with the increase in property prices, affecting revenues from this sector.
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România are cele mai mici taxe pe proprietate din Europa. Media UE este de peste 7 ori mai mare
ANALIZĂ. Un român plăteşte anual până în 100 de euro pentru taxa pe proprietate, de şapte ori mai puţin decât media UE
România are cele mai mici taxe pe proprietate din Europa. Media UE este de peste șapte ori mai mare
România, printre cele mai prietenoase ţări din UE în privinţa taxării proprietăţii / Un român plăteşte anual mai puţin de 100 de euro, de şapte ori mai puţin decât media UE
Cushman & Wakefield Echinox: România, printre cele mai prietenoase ţări din UE în privinţa taxării proprietăţii; un român plăteşte anual mai puţin de 100 de euro, de şapte ori mai puţin decât media UE
Analiză: România se numără printre cele mai prietenoase țări din UE în privința taxării proprietății/ Un român plătește anual sub 100 de euro, de șapte ori mai puțin decât media UE
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