Bucharest, Romania
Romania's land register (carte funciară) is public — anyone may order an extract for any property for RON 20 online or RON 25 at the counter — but there is no free search and no open owner file, so Bucharest's landmark owners are established here from listed owners' reports, State-company filings and parliamentary papers; the Romanian State, the City and three listed landlords hold the core.
12 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 27 sources · 3 tier A · 9 tier B · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Romania keeps one national land register, the carte funciară, run by the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration (ANCPI, Agenția Națională de Cadastru și Publicitate Imobiliară) through its county offices; in Bucharest that is the city's cadastre office. Anyone may order an 'extras de carte funciară pentru informare' for any property, not only their own: it costs RON 20 through the agency's online ePay portal or RON 25 at a counter, and since 7 April 2025 (counter) and 2 June 2025 (online) it is free to the owner of the property. A search needs the cadastral or land-book number; there is no free name search and no bulk owner file. In August 2026 ANCPI's main system, e-Terra, was out of service and the agency said its other platforms (the owners' register, MyEterra, Geoportal) would be restarted in stages.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchRON 20 per land-register extract for information (extras de carte funciară pentru informare) online via epay.ancpi.ro; RON 25 at an ANCPI counter; free to the property's own owner since 2025 (as reported by Capital, 7 April 2025, quoting the Ministry of Development)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- capital.ro — “Conținutul portalului este proprietatea www.capital.ro și a companiilor partenere citate ca sursă și nu poate fi preluat, difuzat, vândut sau revândut fără acordul scris al www.capital.ro. (The portal's content … may not be taken over, broadcast, sold or resold without Capital's written consent.)”
- nepirockcastle.com — “Users may not 'conduct any systematic or automated data collection activities (including without limitation scraping, data mining, data extraction and data harvesting) on or in relation to the Website without the Company's written consent'; s.3.2 'prohibits the reuse, in whole or in part, of the contents of the Website, regardless of the reason'.”
- globalworth.com — “'you may make a print copy of such parts of the Website as you may reasonably require for your own personal use … All other use is prohibited.'”
- cfr.ro — “'Conţinutul site-ului, integral şi/sau parţial, nu poate fi reprodus, duplicat, copiat, revândut, vizitat sau exploatat în scopuri comerciale, fără acceptul scris prealabil al CFR SA' (may not be reproduced, copied or exploited for commercial purposes without CFR's prior written consent).”
- fondulproprietatea.ro — “'Any user of this Website may reproduce or use the information herein only for their personal use and by specfying the source of such information.'”
- realassets.ipe.com — “'It is not permitted to make public and/or reproduce and/or otherwise exploit (parts of) the Media without the prior express written permission of FD Mediagroep … archiving, indexing and/or classifying'; text and data mining is reserved.”
- impactsa.ro — “'Niciun material de pe acest site nu poate fi reprodus parțial sau integral și/sau modificat fără acordul expres prealabil al titularului dreptului de proprietate intelectuală.' (No material may be reproduced in part or whole without the rights-holder's prior consent.)”
- g4media.ro — “'Nici o instituţie sau persoană (site-uri, instituţii mass-media, firme de monitorizare) nu poate reproduce integral scrierile publicistice purtătoare de Drepturi de Autor.' (No one may reproduce copyrighted articles in full.)”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palace of the Parliament (Palatul Parlamentului) Strada Izvor 2–4, Bucharest (as en.wikipedia gives it) c. 330,000 m² built floor area (ro.wikipedia); 365,000 m² (en.wikipedia) |
Civic | Romanian State — administered by the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate The Senate's explanatory memorandum to bill L612/2020 cites Law 205/2018 'privind transmiterea unei părți din imobilul „Palatul Parlamentului”, proprietate publică a statului, din administrarea Camerei Deputaților' — the building is State public property and the Chamber of Deputies is its administrator. Part of Corp B3 was moved by that law to the Ministry of Regional Development as its seat, a move the memorandum says was never carried out; it notes the surrounding spaces are administered by the Senate, which asked to take over the whole of Corp B3. Wikipedia (s5) gives 240 × 270 m, 84 m tall, 9 floors above ground and 9 below. |
Government | —A |
| Henri Coandă International Airport (Aeroportul Internațional Henri Coandă) — in Otopeni, Ilfov County, outside the city limits Calea Bucureștilor 224E, Otopeni, Ilfov County (16.5 km north of central Bucharest) 605 ha (en.wikipedia) |
Land | Compania Națională Aeroporturi București S.A. (CNAB) — 80% Romanian State (Ministry of Transport), 20% Fondul Proprietatea Ministry of Transport 80% (11,501,772 shares); Fondul Proprietatea 20% (2,875,443 shares), 31 Dec 2025 CNAB's 2025 directors' report, as published by its minority shareholder Fondul Proprietatea: 'The shareholding structure as of December 31, 2025' — Ministry of Transport 80%, Fondul Proprietatea 20%, share capital RON 143,772,150. CNAB runs both Henri Coandă and Băneasa–Aurel Vlaicu (which is inside the city) and leases 'spaces and land' to airlines and handlers. The airport is in Otopeni, not in Bucharest. English Wikipedia gives the owner as the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and the operator as CNAB, 605 ha, 17,001,578 passengers in 2025. Tier B: no document opened says which entity holds title to the airport land itself. |
Government | —B |
| Bucharest North railway station (Gara de Nord / Gara București Nord) Piața Gării de Nord 1–3, Sector 1, Bucharest over 33,000 m² gross floor area in buildings A, B, C and G (Phase I works) |
Civic | Romanian State railway estate — managed by Compania Națională de Căi Ferate „CFR” S.A. CFR S.A.'s own project page: the 'Modernizarea / Consolidarea / Reabilitarea Stației C.F. Gara de Nord București – Faza I' is an investment 'derulată de Compania Națională de Căi Ferate „C.F.R.” S.A.'; the station is a listed historic monument (LMI B-II-m-B-18803), serves about 85% of the capital's rail passengers, and Phase I covers more than 33,000 m² at RON 499,626,513.85 including VAT. Built 1868–1872, opened 13 September 1872. English Wikipedia's infobox gives the owner as CFR. Tier B: no opened document says whether CFR holds the station in ownership or administers it as State public property; the investment sum is a works budget, not a price. |
Government | —B |
| Promenada Bucharest (Promenada Mall) Floreasca City Center, between Calea Floreasca and Barbu Văcărescu, Bucharest 39,300 m² GLA; 55,400 m² mixed-use extension under construction |
Retail | NEPI Rockcastle N.V. 100% NEPI Rockcastle's Schedule of Properties at 31 December 2025 lists 'Promenada Bucharest', opened/acquired 2013/2014, extended/refurbished 2022/2025, Lifestyle Centre, Romania, ownership 100%, GLA 39,300 m², valuation €232.1m, annualised passing rent €15.2m, €32.3/m²/month, 100% EPRA occupancy (valued by Colliers). Its developments table lists a Promenada Bucharest mixed-use extension of 55,400 m² at €178m valuation/cost to date. NEPI's portfolio page places it in 'Romania / Bucharest'. The valuation is not a purchase price. |
REIT | —A |
| Mega Mall Bucharest (NEPI Rockcastle: 'Romania / Bucharest') 75,900 m² GLA |
Retail | NEPI Rockcastle N.V. 100% NEPI Rockcastle's Schedule of Properties at 31 December 2025: 'Mega Mall', 2015, extension 2019, Super-Regional Mall, Romania, 100%, GLA 75,900 m², valuation €346.0m, passing rent €22.6m, 98.8% occupancy — NEPI's most valuable Romanian asset and sixth in the group. The portfolio page places it in 'Romania / Bucharest'. The valuation is not a purchase price. |
REIT | —A |
| Globalworth Tower Strada Barbu Văcărescu 201, Sector 2, Bucharest 55k m² office area |
Office | Globalworth Real Estate Investments Limited Globalworth's building page: 'Globalworth Tower', 201 Barbu Văcărescu Street, District 2, 55k sqm office area, 638 parking places, LEED Platinum, completed 2016, 'a “Class A” development with a height of 120m', the first in Romania and SEE with LEED Platinum. Globalworth's 2025 annual report lists a 3.3k m² Regina Maria lease in it. Globalworth (AIM-listed, Guernsey) is 60.9% held by Zakiono Enterprises Ltd, 'jointly and equally owned by CPI Property Group S.A. and Aroundtown SA' (s10). Tier B: the building page presents the tower as Globalworth's own asset but no opened document names the Romanian subsidiary that holds title. |
Public company | —B |
| AFI Cotroceni Cotroceni, Bucharest 90,000 m² GLA (after the 2017 extension) |
Retail | AFI Europe Romania (AFI Europe group) Property Forum, 24 Nov 2017: 'AFI Europe Romania published its financial results' and 'The value of the existing income producing assets AFI Cotroceni, AFI Ploiesti and the 5 office buildings of AFI Park increased by 7.5% to €735 million'; 'AFI Cotroceni was valued on September 30 at €501 million' and 'Following the extension, AFI Cotroceni GLA increased to 90,000 sqm'; close to 50,000 visitors a day. Tier B: a 2017 report of the owner's results; no later filing was opened, so a change of owner since then is not ruled out. The €501m is a valuation, not a price. |
Private company | —B |
| Sky Tower (SkyTower) and Floreasca City Center Between Calea Floreasca and Strada Barbu Văcărescu, Bucharest c. 78,000 m² gross (tower); FCC complex c. 214,000 m² gross, c. 120,000 m² lettable · 37 floors |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it IPE Real Assets (PropertyEU archive), 13 Dec 2011: 'Austrian developer Raiffeisen Evolution has sold its landmark SkyTower office development project … to the group's property arm, Raiffeisen Property International. Financial details were not disclosed.' The tower has 37 storeys; Wikipedia gives 137 m and c. 78,000 m² gross and lists Promenada as the complex's third stage — the mall is now NEPI Rockcastle's (see above). No document opened says who owns the tower today: a 15-year-old sale report is not enough to name a current owner, and the land-register extract (RON 20) was not bought. |
Not established | —B |
| Băneasa Shopping City Băneasa, Sector 1, Bucharest |
Retail | Not established a paid title search would answer it English Wikipedia says the mall opened on 18 April 2008, was built by Bouygues for an investment of €150 million, and is part of the Băneasa Developments project; its owner statement names two private individuals and is flagged '[citation needed]', so it is not repeated here. The brief's NEPI Rockcastle lead is wrong: Băneasa Shopping City is not in NEPI's 31 Dec 2025 schedule of properties (s8). No filing or register entry naming the owning company was opened. |
Not established | —B |
| Romanian Athenaeum (Ateneul Român) Strada Franklin 1–3, Sector 1, Bucharest (Calea Victoriei / Piața George Enescu) |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched English Wikipedia's infobox gives 'Owner: Romanian Philharmonic Society', opened 1888, 794 seats, website fge.org.ro (the George Enescu Philharmonic); the 1992 restoration's €9 million came in equal shares from the government and the Council of Europe Development Bank. Romanian Wikipedia lists it as an historic monument of national and universal value (LMI B-II-m-A-18789). The infobox's owner is unsourced and contradicts the brief's 'State' lead; neither could be checked against a law or register, so no owner is named. |
Not established | —B |
| Arch of Triumph (Arcul de Triumf) Piața Arcul de Triumf, Sector 1, Bucharest 25 × 11.5 m base, 27 m high |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched Romanian Wikipedia: the arch (1935–36, Deva granite) was funded largely by public subscription of more than 7 million lei launched by the Ministry of National Defence, and is a listed monument (LMI B-II-m-A-18001) 'Municipiul București'. It also reports that a former mayor declared the City Hall 'nu deține actul de proprietate' — does not hold the title deed — for the arch. The brief's 'City' lead therefore cannot be confirmed; no owner is named. |
Not established | —B |
| myhive Victoriei (formerly Bucharest Financial Plaza) Calea Victoriei, central Bucharest 38,703 m² built area |
Office | AFI Europe Business Forum, 21 August 2024: law firm PeliPartners 'assisted Immofinanz in the sale of myhive Victoriei to AFI Europe, in a deal worth an estimated €27 million. The office project, previously known as Bucharest Financial Plaza, was acquired by Immofinanz in 2021'; it 'has a built area of 38,703' m² and was the first modern building constructed in Bucharest in the 1990s, with a 'planned reconfiguration'. Tier B: the price is the press estimate, not a filed figure; the buyer's own accounts and the land register were not opened, and the street number is not given. |
Private company | EUR c. €27 million (estimated) 2024-08 Business Forum, 21 Aug 2024: Immofinanz sold it to AFI Europe 'in a deal worth an estimated €27 million'; Immofinanz had bought it in 2021. B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Romania publishes no parcel-level valuation roll and no open price file — notaries' valuation grids and ANCPI's transaction counts are aggregates — so the most valuable ground cannot be measured from an official per-parcel value. What the public record gives is the listed owners' valuations of their Bucharest assets, which put the north-central Floreasca–Barbu Văcărescu–Pipera axis (Globalworth's 'New CBD', Promenada) at the top.
Highest-valued Bucharest asset found: Mega Mall€346.0 million (75,900 m² GLA)
NEPI Rockcastle Schedule of Properties, 31 Dec 2025 (Colliers valuation); the group's most valuable Romanian property.
Promenada Bucharest, valuation per m² of GLAc. €5,906/m² (€232.1 million ÷ 39,300 m²)
Our division of NEPI Rockcastle's 31 Dec 2025 schedule figures; Promenada carries NEPI's highest Romanian rent, €32.3/m²/month.
Globalworth 'Bucharest New CBD' officesGAV €884.7 million for 343.1k m² GLA (c. €2,579/m²); headline rent €15.6/m²/month
Globalworth H1 2026 interim report, data as of 30 June 2026; the per-m² figure is our division.
Bucharest-listed developer's investment propertyRON 3,219.2 million
One United Properties, 2025 annual report, 31 Dec 2025 (RON 2,840.0 million a year earlier).
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The great holders of Bucharest ground are public. The Romanian State holds its buildings as 'proprietate publică a statului' and hands each to an administrator — the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate for the Palace of the Parliament, CFR S.A. for the railway estate, RA-APPS for protocol villas and flats — so the administrator, not a title-holder, is what the public record usually names. The Municipality of Bucharest (PMB) is the second great owner; in March 2026 it began its first full inventory of its buildings, land and garages in 35 years, so no city-wide total exists yet. The six sector halls hold local property of their own; no sector figures were opened. The Patriarchate holds the Arsenal Hill cathedral site. Holdings of the University of Bucharest, the Ministry of National Defence and the Ministry of Finance/ANAF in Bucharest were not found in any source opened.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Romanian State (public property; buildings assigned to administrators) The Senate's memorandum to bill L612/2020 describes the Palace as 'proprietate publică a statului' in the administration of the Chamber of Deputies, part of which Law 205/2018 moved to a ministry and which the Senate wanted for itself; the Chamber of Deputies 'gave' the 110,000 m² Arsenal Hill site to the Patriarchate by protocol in 2006 (s18). The floor area is Romanian Wikipedia's (s5). No national or Bucharest inventory value of State property was opened. |
Government | Palace of the Parliament, c. 330,000 m² floor area, administered by the Chamber of Deputies and the SenateA |
| Municipality of Bucharest (Municipiul București / PMB) — Administrația Fondului Imobiliar (AFI) G4Media, 17 Feb 2026, reporting the Mayor General's post: 4,050 apartments 'în sistemele administrate de Primăria București' in zones A–C, with rents unchanged since 2007 (a studio c. 35 m² at RON 115 a month, average RON 0.85/m²), administered by Administrația Fondului Imobiliar (AFI). Capital, 27 Mar 2026: PMB launched 'pentru prima dată în ultimii 35 de ani, o inventariere completă a patrimoniului orașului' — all buildings, land and garages it owns or administers — with a full picture due by mid-July 2026 (s20). |
Government | 4,050 City-owned flats let at regulated rents (Feb 2026); full property inventory begun March 2026A |
| Compania Națională de Căi Ferate „CFR” S.A. (State railway infrastructure company) CFR's own page describes it carrying out the restoration of Gara de Nord (LMI B-II-m-B-18803), which serves about 85% of Bucharest's rail passengers. Neither the area of CFR-managed land in Bucharest nor whether the station is held in ownership or in administration as State public property was established from an opened source. |
Government | Gara de Nord: over 33,000 m² in Phase I works, RON 499.6 million budgetB |
| Compania Națională Aeroporturi București S.A. (CNAB) — Ministry of Transport 80%, Fondul Proprietatea 20% CNAB's 2025 directors' report gives the 80/20 shareholding at 31 December 2025 and describes leases of 'spaces and land' to aeronautical agents at both airports; Henri Coandă's 605 ha is from English Wikipedia (s6b). Băneasa's land area was not found. |
Government | Runs Băneasa–Aurel Vlaicu airport (in the city) and Henri Coandă (605 ha, in Otopeni, outside it)A |
| Romanian Patriarchate (Patriarhia Română, Romanian Orthodox Church) English Wikipedia (People's Salvation Cathedral): City Hall proposed Arsenal Hill in February 2005, Government Ordinance 19/2005 provided for the cathedral, and 'the Chamber of Deputies voted to give the 110,000 square meter building site to the Romanian Patriarchate via a protocol on 13 February 2006'; it calls the whole complex 11 hectares. Tier B: an encyclopaedia account, and 'give … via a protocol' does not say whether title or a right of use passed. The Patriarchate's wider Bucharest holdings were not found. |
Institution | 110,000 m² Arsenal Hill site given by protocol, 13 Feb 2006; 11-hectare National Cathedral complexB |
| Regia Autonomă „Administrația Patrimoniului Protocolului de Stat” (RA-APPS) G4Media, 14 May 2026: the Government put out for consultation a draft decision obliging RA-APPS 'să facă publică lista completă a imobilelor aflate în administrarea sa' and how they are used — who uses them, under what contract and at what price; the Secretary-General of the Government said its 'vile, apartamente, spații de protocol și terenuri aflate în proprietatea statului' had long been treated as a State secret. Whether the decision was adopted, and any count, were not established (raaps.ro timed out). |
Government | Not established — the full list of its villas, flats and land was unpublished in May 2026A |
| National Housing Agency (Agenția Națională pentru Locuințe, ANL) Romanian Wikipedia: ANL, founded 1998, builds rental homes for young people and owner-occupied homes on mortgage credit; 'ANL a construit aproximativ 25.000 de apartamente până la finalul anului 2009'. Tier B: an old encyclopaedia figure, national not Bucharest; anl.ro returned a Cloudflare challenge. |
Government | c. 25,000 rental flats for young people built nationally by end-2009 (no Bucharest split found)B |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New homes in Bucharest are built by private developers who sell flats off-plan, mostly to individual buyers who then own them as condominium units — those owners stay unnamed. The two largest builders listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange publish unit counts in their own reports; there is no official league table, and the national statistics office (INS) host refused automated reading, so no city-wide completions total is given here. Figures are each company's own and, where stated, include projects outside Bucharest (Constanța, Iași, Sibiu).
| Name | Type | Units (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| One United Properties S.A. (BVB: ONE) Its 2025 annual report: 'In 2025, we delivered three residential developments totaling 375 units, bringing cumulative deliveries since the founding of One United Properties to more than 2,800 homes', with 'over 3,800 units currently under development' in ten developments and 'close to 2,800 residential units expected to be finalized' in 2026. Its sales table gives 577 units sold in 2025 with 54,383 m² saleable area (317 of them 2-room flats). Contracted receivables of EUR 353.8 million are due to 2028. It is expanding beyond Bucharest (Sibiu, Constanța). |
Public company | 375 units delivered in 2025; 577 units sold in 2025 (54,383 m²); 3,800+ under development; c. 2,800 expected to complete in 2026A |
| Impact Developer & Contractor S.A. (BVB: IMP) Its H1 2026 results release: 'În cei 35 de ani de activitate, IMPACT a finalizat 2.200 de vile și 3.600 de apartamente'; listed on the BVB's regulated market since 1996; at 30 June 2026 it had '970 de unități rezidențiale' under construction and unsold stock valued at RON 308.6 million; in H1 2026 it pre-sold 70 apartments for RON 98.5 million, RON 70.8 million of it at ARIA Verdi in Bucharest. Its projects include Greenfield Băneasa and Luxuria Residence in Bucharest and Boreal Plus in Constanța, so the totals are not Bucharest-only. |
Public company | 2,200 villas and 3,600 apartments finished in 35 years; 970 units under construction (30 June 2026)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Bucharest's modern retail and office stock is held mainly by listed groups: NEPI Rockcastle (retail; Euronext Amsterdam and JSE), Globalworth (offices; AIM) — controlled 60.9% by a vehicle owned equally by CPI Property Group and Aroundtown — and the Bucharest-listed One United Properties, alongside the Israeli AFI Europe group. Each publishes values for its whole Romanian portfolio; the Bucharest figures below are from the owners' own schedules. There is no published Bucharest ranking by floor area.
| Name | Type | Holdings (as each owner states) |
|---|---|---|
| Globalworth Real Estate Investments Ltd Globalworth's H1 2026 interim report, standing portfolio by location: 'Bucharest New CBD' 8 investments / 12 properties, GAV €884.7m, 343.1k m² GLA, 94.9% occupied; 'Bucharest Other' 4 / 6, €274.1m, 118.2k m²; plus part of the Upground residential complex in Bucharest. Romania overall: €1,174.2m, 472.5k m². Its 2025 annual report says Zakiono Enterprises Ltd, 'jointly and equally owned by CPI Property Group S.A. … and Aroundtown SA', holds 60.9% of Globalworth (s10). |
Public company | Bucharest offices: 12 investments, 18 properties, 461.3k m² GLA, GAV €1,158.8m (30 June 2026)A |
| NEPI Rockcastle N.V. Schedule of Properties, 31 Dec 2025, all 100% owned: Mega Mall 75,900 m² / €346.0m; Promenada Bucharest 39,300 m² / €232.1m; Iris Titan Shopping Center 43,100 m² / €113.3m; Vulcan Value Centre 25,000 m² / €82.3m — each placed in 'Romania / Bucharest' on NEPI's portfolio page (s8b). The Bucharest and Romania totals are our sums of the schedule's rows. A 55,400 m² Promenada extension is under construction (€178m to date). Romanian assets are valued by Colliers. |
REIT | 4 Bucharest retail assets: 183,300 m² GLA, valued €773.7m (31 Dec 2025); Romania 963,300 m², €2,749.9mA |
| One United Properties S.A. 2025 annual report: standing office portfolio c. 119K m² GLA — One Tower (24K m², 100% let), One Cotroceni Park Office 1 (47K m²), Office 2 (36K m²), One Victoriei Plaza (12K m² GBA) — plus Eliade Tower (7,860 m²), and with Bucur Obor (26K m², acquired 2022) 'a GLA of over 144K sqm'. Group investment property was RON 3,219,219,690 at 31 December 2025 (RON 2,840,032,458 a year earlier). |
Public company | Commercial portfolio of over 144k m² GLA (31 Dec 2025); investment property RON 3,219.2 millionA |
| AFI Europe Romania (AFI Europe group) Property Forum, 24 Nov 2017, reporting AFI Europe Romania's results: income-producing assets AFI Cotroceni (€501m, 90,000 m² GLA), AFI Ploiești (€67m, 34,000 m²) and AFI Park's five office buildings (€165m, 70,000 m²) — €735m together. Tier B: an outdated report; no later accounts were opened (afi-europe.ro timed out). |
Private company | AFI Cotroceni, AFI Ploiești and five AFI Park office buildings valued at €735m (30 Sept 2017)B |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Current owner of Sky Tower: the only sale report opened (IPE Real Assets, Dec 2011) names Raiffeisen Property International as buyer from Raiffeisen Evolution; no later document was opened, so no owner is named.
- Owner of Băneasa Shopping City: Wikipedia names two private individuals without a citation; no company filing or register entry was opened. The brief's NEPI Rockcastle lead is not supported — it is not in NEPI's 31 Dec 2025 schedule.
- AFI Cotroceni's owner rests on a 2017 report of AFI Europe Romania's results; press reports (not opened: romania-insider.com, rate-limited) say AFI Park's offices were later sold to a Romanian retail group's owners, so the 2017 €735m portfolio figure is out of date.
- Romanian Athenaeum: English Wikipedia's infobox names the 'Romanian Philharmonic Society' as owner, without a source; the State or the George Enescu Philharmonic could not be confirmed from a law or register.
- Arch of Triumph: Romanian Wikipedia reports a former mayor saying City Hall holds no title deed for it; the brief's 'City' owner is not established.
- The Henri Coandă land itself: CNAB's report gives its shareholders but no document opened says whether CNAB owns the airport land or holds it as State public property.
- The ANCPI fee order (Ordinul 16/2019 as amended in 2025) and Law 7/1996 could not be opened (legislatie.just.ro dropped the connection; epay.ancpi.ro does not resolve), so the RON 20 / RON 25 fees and the free-to-owners rule are cited from Capital's reporting of the Ministry of Development, April 2025.
- Bucharest holdings of the University of Bucharest, the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Finance/ANAF, the six sector halls, and ANL's Bucharest units — not found in any source opened.
- City-wide dwellings completed in Bucharest (INS) — insse.ro returned a JavaScript browser check.
- RA-APPS's count of properties: a 2026 register of c. 220 rental units (192 in Bucharest) is reported by playtech.ro, which returned 403 — not opened, so not used.
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