 Welcome to Romania Revealed the place for unrivalled property
investment opportunities in the outstanding locations in Romania!
Set to Join the EU in 2007 which means the time to get involved in Romania is now. Traditionally the annual rate of growth is above 20% in the years prior to EU entry and it stays into double digits for many years after. Romania and the EU signed the accession treaty on 25 April 2005 with 01 January 2007 as the proposed starting date for Romania's full EU membership. As this date approaches, investors will significantly escalate their interest and investments in this exciting real estate market.
We are committed to soucing the best value, high quality developments and land opportunities.
The benefits of becoming a member are:
- FREE CD with a report on Romania Property plus details of all our properties. Click here to receive yours now!
- First choice on discounted properties
- New property development email and SMS alerts
- Advance notice on new developments
If you wish to receive a free CD “Romanian Property Market Report 2006” along with full details of all our properties please click here.
What really attracts the visitor (and therefore the Property Investor!) to Romania (and back again!) is the great architecture, stunning countryside, rural lifestyle, friendly locals and a
generally relaxed pace of life. Air fares to Romania are inexpensive and this combined with affordable hotels and sundry costs such as travel, eating out and generally enjoying oneself make the country a low cost holiday option.
 Romania is ranked first amongst the most profitable 20 European states in terms of the
estimated profit for the following 10 years in the real estate field. A Place in The Sun’s Amanda Lamb, an expert in property evaluation, explained that Romania has great economic growth perspectives, given the future EU entry. The analyst showed that a house with invested funds of some €175,000 might be sold for about €750,000 after 10 years. The top list was based on data supplied by consultancy company PricewaterhouseCoopers regarding the economic growth rate of each state.
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg… more outstanding reasons can be found here
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