罗马尼亚建筑和房地产报告(2018-2019年)
Following a two-year period of growth driven by the general economic expansion and the availability
of EU funding, the construction market in Romania experienced a slight shrinkage in 2016, due to a
combination of lower construction work volumes in some subsectors, lower investments and political
tensions. The construction sector’s output in 2016 (defined in terms of total construction works
performed under contract) was RON 67.6bn, down 11.4% y/y in nominal terms. The sector’s gross valueadded
(GVA) formed 7.7% of the real GDP. The sector also employed 365,298 people. Construction was
driven mainly by rapid developments in the real estate market that stimulated the growth of
residential buildings’ construction. Rising income levels and an increase in employment are driving
the demand for residential property, particularly among middle-income Romanians. The boom in
services in Romania – particularly in the information and communications technology (ICT), business
process outsourcing (BPO) and retail sectors – is boosting the demand for office space