Bucharest industrial capital values set for strong growth

A more balanced economy and improvements in public institutions have reduced the risk of investing in Romania. And, given that industrial yields remain close to 10% despite strong levels of activity in the occupier market, there seems ample scope for yield compression to boost capital value growth.

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