MLP Group ended the first nine months of 2026 with its strongest financial results to date. Group revenue rose 27% year on year to PLN 390.3 million (€91.2 million), while rental income grew 34% to PLN 231.3 million (€54.0 million). EBITDA before revaluation reached PLN 195.0 million (€45.6 million), up 22% year on year. Net profit for the period was PLN 165.2 million (€38.6 million), an increase of 84% year on year. The gross asset value of the portfolio stood at PLN 7,668.7 million (€1,756.0 million), up 16% since 31 December 2025, while net asset value reached PLN 3,377.5 million (€773.4 million).

M Core has completed two acquisitions in Romania: Retail Park Hunedoara and the CUB portfolio, which comprises one retail park and five Penny stores, each with an adjoining retail gallery let on long leases. Retail Park Hunedoara has a diversified tenant mix serving a local catchment, while the CUB assets are held on long leases.

Speedwell has appointed Răzvan Enache as Country Manager for Romania, as the Belgian-rooted developer expands its local portfolio and extends operations into regional markets. Enache takes over from Yannick van de Parre, who moves into a new regional role within the group, focusing on the company's international expansion priorities, including its activities in Poland, where Speedwell has been active since 2024.

Prime office rents in Bucharest reached €23 per sqm per month in Q3 2026, a 9.5% year-on-year increase, according to Cushman & Wakefield Echinox. That compares with average growth of 5% across Europe and 7.3% in Central and Eastern Europe over the same period. The rise is driven by limited availability of quality space in the most sought-after submarkets, against a backdrop of new supply that is only gradually returning after two years without a single office completion.

Kinstellar has advised Raiffeisen Bank International AG and Raiffeisen Bank S.A. as lenders on the refinancing of CPI Europe's portfolio of four office buildings in Bucharest. The transaction involved a financing and security package requiring coordinated legal advice across four jurisdictions.

A total of 3,816 retail construction projects, with a combined estimated investment value of approximately €15.7 billion and a total planned area of around 23 million sqm, have been tracked across Romania over the past 12 months, according to an analysis by IBC Focus based on data from its VICTA construction intelligence platform. The figures cover a wide range of commercial developments, from individual retail units and supermarkets to showrooms, retail galleries and shopping centres, identified across all Romanian counties.

Raiffeisen Bank Romania has agreed to provide a €30 million loan to KÉSZ Csoport to finance its Corallis Apartments residential development in Bucharest. The financing complements equity already committed by the group as well as buyer advance payments, which together have supported the project's progress to date.

Bucharest and Ilfov County accounted for 26.1% of all real estate transactions recorded in Romania in October 2026, according to data from the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration (ANCPI). Bucharest registered 11,086 properties sold, while Ilfov County recorded 3,462 transactions, together totalling 14,548 deals. The figures come despite a 4.8% year-on-year decline in the number of properties traded nationally compared to October 2025.

One United Properties, a Romanian investor and developer listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, has become a partner in ORA by Casa Tua, a 77-storey mixed-use residential tower in Miami's Brickell district, alongside Fortune International Group. The move marks ONE's entry into the Miami real estate market and extends its US presence following earlier investments in the Nashville metropolitan area, Tennessee.

The return to the office, rising fit-out costs and growing expectations around employee experience are changing how companies choose their workplaces. At SEE Property Forum 2026 in Bucharest, industry experts discussed how landlords can respond through more flexible spaces, energy-efficient technologies and amenities that encourage employees to return, while occupiers increasingly prioritise long-term adaptability alongside location and cost.