Real Estate Investing in Romania -The Best Three Places to Buy.

In this video I give you my opinion on the best three places to buy property in Romania for investment purposes. I considered many towns and cities for buying real estate including but not limited to Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timisoara, Craiova, Galati, Iasi, Brasov, Constanta, Sibiu, Oradea and many more.

[@tiborveres6811]

Bucharest is by far not the cultural center of Romania. Also the capital is cheap for a reason: it has nothing to offer. Cluj is expensive and agreeing with the rest.

[@renatosureal]

I live in Romênia. Iaşi becoming extremely expensive, like anywhere else in the world, specially after the pandemic. Buy old and small in the city or new and big in the outskirts. Virtually almost ZERO property taxes and condo fees provide incentive for poor building maintenance while in the suburbs poorly maintained roads are a real issue. Avg sale price of $2000eur/m2 [> $3000 for signature and best located properties] regardless the neighborhood, which seems very odd to me. Rents are going up every new tenants appear, avg $400-500/50m2 2bed1bath [still cheap compared to other european cities, but expensive when computing locals' earning/purchasing power] whose sale price may range between Eur$80K - 120K !!

[@kippsguitar6539]

One of my favourite countries, been many times, Bucharest and Brasov awesome and remember Brasov is conveniently on the international rail network and very close to Bucharest by train

[@dorinaruiz9853]

Well the truth is that Bucharest is more expensive then the info in this presentation. I’m looking for a property in North of Bucharest and there is nothing under € 1850/m2! It’s crazy, lots of new developments and prices skyrocketing. Don’t forget to add 19% TVA (taxes)😢

[@bucharestred]

How difficult would it be for you to at least learn how to pronounce the names of the cities you are mentioning. 😔

[@scottmac-cheeserae4531]

How about some advice on how to live next door to Andrew Tate? 😅

[@Kim-J312]

Compared to other European countries, Romania seems to be not over run with immigrants.

[@petermarkovits-ke2gp]

What about Oradea or Sibiu?

[@InterstellarML]

How do you get a real estate agent as a foreigner? Thanks for the video.

[@jmstockholm]

Earthquakes are the problem in Bucharest, old buildings will not survive next quake thus keeping adverage prices down. Good property in attractive areas is rather 2 500 to 3 500 eur/m2. In the west/ transylvania quakes is no problem.

[@nezarjoharji5571]

I agree what you have said and i start my investment in Romania 2009 , near future my 1st residential neighborhood project will be in the real estate market ..

[@rodjersak4746]

Thanks Giorgio for your insight! I’ve been considering Brasov as a possible place to invest due to some of your reasons mentioned in your video. Is there a particular area of Brasov that you would zero in on?

[@Sagi56668]

thanks for the video :) in which website can we search for properties?

[@robinsunbird]

Are you a real estate agent? Could you give me information on buying a home near the college in Clju

[@kippsguitar6539]

Giorgio, cluj is more expensive due to the international companies that have bases there and the fact it already has an airport

[@andrei-codrinignat7694]

Hi buddy, it's me again !

[@isabelladecandia1222]

Where is the less polluted place?

[@AlderKaru]

{I really love your real estate investment projects Education it really motivate me greatly . My financial life transformed greatly as I met an old friend in Romania who introduced me to online trading and investment. I started investing in assets that earns me monthly passive income and now I got 4 out of my 5 goals. Just hope it encourages someone's that it doesn’t matter if you dont have any knowledge right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made.;}✓✓✓

[@sorinantohi634]

Try smaller cities first, work your way up then after, talking Onesti, Galati & Bacau,...I have it works

[@dalsenov]

Why not invest in energy in Romania? If you do the math right there are nice returns.