Globalworth Real Estate Investments Ltd. announced the acquisition of the "C" building of the Green Court Bucharest office building, developed by Skanska. The gross transaction value is estimated at 38 million euros, and the acquisition is scheduled for the third quarter of 2017.

Mitiska REIM, the Belgian real estate investment and fund management firm, announced the acquisition of the Alpha Property Development portfolio, consisting of 11 income producing retail parks and 3 development opportunities. The acquisition was made on behalf of Mitiska REIM’s institutional fund, First Retail International 2 (FRI 2). The existing properties are all multi-tenanted and anchored by either Lidl and/or Kaufland. The portfolio comprises a total of 55,000m² GLA and is fully leased to strong local and international brands such as Deichmann, Takko, and Pepco

Investment fund Atterbury Europe acquired 50% of the shares of Iulius Group, one of the largest Romanian real estate developers focusing on shopping centers and office buildings.

The transaction between Atterbury Romania and Iulius Group will comprise the operation of Iulius Mall Iasi, Iulius Mall Cluj, Iulius Mall Suceava, Iulius Mall Timisoara, the mixed – use urban regeneration project Openville Timisoara, as well as future development of similar projects in Romania.

Globalworth Real Estate Investments Limited, the real estate investment company targeting opportunities in the broader SEE and CEE regions with a focus on Romania, announces that it has signed the acquisition of a warehouse facility 100% leased to Dacia, Romania's largest corporate, on a long term basis.

The facility is located 100km west of Bucharest near the Bucharest - Pitesti highway, one of Romania's principal warehouse and industrial corridors and is 28km away from Dacia's main plant in Mioveni, Arges County.

The volume of Romania's retail trade increased by 8.7 percent in October 2016 compared to the same month of the year before, making this the second month in a row when Romania's performance is surpassed only by Luxembourg in the EU ranking by retail trade growth, shows data released by the European Statistical Office (Eurostat).  In the euro area, the calendar adjusted retail sales index increased by 2.4 percent in October 2016 compared with October 2015, and by 3.5 percent in the EU28 quotes Agerpress.