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Raiffeisen spent 32m euros on rent last year
Raiffeisen Bank, one of the leading players on the Romanian market, spent the equivalent of almost 32 million euros (117.3 million RON) in 2008 on rents for bank offices, having continued to expand its network to 553 branches.
Rents exceed "First home" instalments
Apartment rents in Bucharest have dropped by around 20% since the beginning of the year, but are higher than the monthly instalments for a loan released through the "First home" programme, a...
Rents push Bucharest up seven places among world's most expensive cities
The increase in real estate prices and the strengthening of the domestic currency against the dollar have pushed Bucharest up to the middle of the ranking of the world's most expensive citie...
Immoeast, 58m-euro revenues from rents domestically
The market value of Immoeast's properties has reached 3.47bn euros, up 7.1% against the previous fiscal year. The Austrian investment fund, which has properties that cover 2.5 million square...
Unirea Shopping Center: 19.3m euros from rents
Unirea Shopping Center (SCDM), the company that controls the store of the same name in central Bucharest, last year derived rent revenues worth 64.4m RON (19.3m euros), up 15% year-on-year....
Bucharest beats Warsaw in terms of rents, but not in quality of life
Bucharest ranks 108th out of 215 cities in an international ranking of the best cities to live in, put together by human resources consultancy Mercer. The capital climbed three positions in...
Cocor rents facade for 1.2m euros a year after renovation
Cocor, which manages the shopping complex under the same name in the centre of Bucharest, will collect 1.2 million euros a year for half of the advertising space on the facade of the buildin...
Kranz Eurocenter rents "turnkey" cranes
Kranz Eurocenter, a Romanian-German firm that specialises in construction works, equipment distribution and concrete form systems, will develop its business and target the crane rental marke...
Bucharest has higher rents than Warsaw
An expat pays around 4,200 dollars a month (3,000 euros) for an apartment in Bucharest, the same cost as Prague, but a few hundred dollars more than in Warsaw, shows a study conducted by hum...