The Q3 2025 Market REcap series provides a consolidated, data-based view of how Romania’s commercial real estate sectors performed this quarter: investment activity, office leasing in Bucharest, and the evolution of the industrial and logistics market at national level.

Investment Market Recap Q3 2025

Investment volumes reached only EUR 18 million in Q3, bringing the year-to-date total to just over EUR 400 million, a subdued quarter in terms of new capital placed. International investors remained the dominant source of capital, accounting for 64% of volumes. Office and retail continued to be the most liquid asset classes in Q3, while prime yields were generally stable across sectors.

https://www.flipsnack.com/E5E9E966AED/romanian-investment-market-recap-q3-2025

Bucharest Office Market Recap Q3 2025

Vacancy in Bucharest decreased further to 11.2%, supported by continued consolidation and a limited new-supply pipeline. Net take-up reached 84,300 sqm year-to-date, and headline prime rents remained stable at EUR 22 / sqm / month. Consumer goods, professional services and technology were the most active occupier categories so far this year in terms of net demand.

https://www.flipsnack.com/E5E9E966AED/bucharest-office-market-recap-q3-2025

Industrial Market Recap Q3 2025

Romania’s modern industrial stock surpassed 8.03 million sqm in Q3. Net take-up reached 430,000 sqm YTD, reflecting continued expansion, while deliveries slowed and could reach the lowest level of the past six years, signalling a more selective development pipeline. Vacancy stood at 4.7%, while prime rents contracted to EUR 4.75 / sqm / month. Retail and 3PL operators represented the largest share of demand.

https://www.flipsnack.com/E5E9E966AED/romanian-industrial-market-recap-q3-2025

Together, these reports provide a consistent reference point on current market positioning, enabling better-informed decisions around capital allocation, portfolio strategy, leasing commitments, and expansion planning.