Who manages the most valuable real estate portfolios in Romania

Over EUR 8 billion is the overall value of the portfolios managed by the largest real estate investors that are active on the Romanian market.

Local investors own the largest office projects under construction. The biggest office projects under construction are owned by local investors One United Properties (One Cotroceni Park I & II – 80.000 sqm).

They are followed by Iulius Group (Palas Campus Iasi – 60.000 sqm and UBC 0 Timisoara – 32.000 sqm), Atenor (Belgium) – Expo – 48.500 sqm and Portland Trust – J8 Office Park (45,000 sqm).

On the logistics market, the largest projects under construction are owned by foreign investors.

CTP, founded by Remon Vos (Czech Republic) is on top of the ranking, with CTPark Bucharest 20-21 (101.800 sqm) and CTPark Bucharest North (40.000 sqm).

Belgian developer WDP, led by Jeroen Biermans with WDP Craiova (58.000 sqm), WDP Park Timisoara (57.000) sqm and WDP Park Stefanesti (50.000 sqm).

The retail sector is also dominated by foreign investments, in projects such as retail parks or extensions of existing shopping centers.

The expansion of Colosseum Mall (with 16.500 sqm), owned by Panico Panayi and the new Barlad Value Center (16.300 sqm) developed by Prime Kapital, are the largest of the undergoing retail investment projects.

Residential is currently the most active real estate sector in Romania, with several local and international investors at the top of the ranking comprising the largest medium and upper market segment residential compounds currently under construction, with over 3.000 units.

Thus, One Cotroceni Park (with 868 apartments), Nusco City, (622 apartments), Greenfield Residence (544 apartments), Cortina North (530 apartments), and Belvedere Residences (482 apartments) are the largest residential projects currently undergoing in the quality segment, in Bucharest and the suburbs.

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