05/23/2025
The western and north-western outskirts of the city remain the core of Bucharest’s logistics activity, but recent years have seen rising interest in the southern and eastern zones due to lower land costs and improved access to labor.
Nationally, Romania’s modern industrial stock reached 7.6 million sqm this year, up from 1.6 million sqm in 2015. While Bucharest remains a key hub, regional cities have grown even faster - driven by competitive wages, a wider labor pool, and the expansion of the manufacturing sector in Transylvania and southern Romania.
According to Colliers partner Victor Coșconel, Romania retains significant growth potential, driven by a higher level of consumption compared to more mature regional economies such as Poland, the Czech Republic, or Hungary.
