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Limited competition, non-expensive workforce, and the great advantages offered by Iasi the capital of Moldavia region and Galati the harbor city with access to the Danube should be the cards to play.
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Romania’s economy registered 2021 as a year of rebound, a ground zero for positive growth after the reset from 2020 experienced worldwide. The ascending trend is forecasted to maintain in 2022 as well.
Main industrial hub in Romania, Bucharest is divided in six sub-markets, the largest being the Western sub-market followed by the Northern and North-Western, areas where most logistic splayers locate.
Skilled labor force and the gate to Western Europe, makes the W / NW area the most sought regional sub-market by developers and investors.
Limited competition, affordable labor costs and the easy access to road and sea transportation makes the Southern sub-market a location too little capitalized on.
Highly skilled workforce at affordable costs and the envision of a highway connecting Brasov with Bucharest, keeps investors ready to bring their money in the Central region.
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Read the report to explore these 5 hot topics on the industry and logistics agenda in 2022 that you should know about:
+ It’s all about where and how you want it.
+ Intermodal connection.
+ When going green, the challenge is not about only the future ESG compliant solutions, but for retrofitting as well.
+ West, Bucharest and now in country’s res.t
+ Headline rents under pressure.