SDA Servicii de Depozitare si Arhivare, a company with 100% Romanian capital and one of the leaders in integrated document management services, has inaugurated in Sofimat Logistic Park a new Class A archive warehouse built to the highest standards. This investment marks an important step in the modernization and streamlining of document storage and protection processes.
A significant investment has landed in Galați as Lio-Metal, a Romanian metallurgical company, inaugurates a state-of-the-art production facility. Replacing an older site, the new factory represents a €5 million investment and boasts substantial capacity, signalling growth and potential opportunities in the region's industrial sector.
A significant 10-hectare plot in Sector 4, Bucharest, strategically located near the Vitantis complex and Văcărești Delta, is set for online auction. This prime location, deemed ideal for developers, holds vast potential for future commercial, office, and logistics projects, offering promising prospects for businesses seeking rental space in a semi-central hub.
Reusable packaging provider eLog opens its inaugural operational hub in Romania, leasing 4,000 sq m of logistics and office space at CTPark Bucharest North, highlighting the growing demand for modern warehouse solutions in the region.
Discover why Central and Eastern Europe, particularly Romania, is increasingly attracting international investors looking for competitive tech capabilities, a conducive AI ecosystem, and skilled talent for their business expansion.
Terwa Construction Systems, an international company active in the construction sector providing fastening and anchoring solutions, is expanding its production space within Sofimat Logistic Park in Ghimbav, marking a new stage in its operational development in Romania.
Constanța is consolidating its position as a regional hub with over €9 billion in planned investments across key sectors like energy, infrastructure, logistics, real estate, and tourism, presenting significant opportunities for businesses seeking office or warehouse space.
Artificial intelligence promises to radically transform the real estate industry, but it cannot replace trust, empathy, and human-driven decision-making, according to a survey conducted by Colliers at the 2024 - 2025 CoreNet Summits. The survey included 422 professionals from the EMEA, North America, and APAC regions. While over 70% of companies expect AI to have a major impact on operational processes, only 2% believe it will lead to significant headcount reductions.
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