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Romania Industrial & Logistics Figures Q4 2025
March 20, 2026 5 Minute Read
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In the fourth quarter of 2025, Romania’s total leasing activity (TLA) reached 427,400 sq m, reflecting a 67% YoY increase. This strong Q4 performance pushed the annual volume slightly above the 1 million sq m mark.
Take-up (meaning all transactions excluding renewals and renegotiations), represented 58% of TLA.
2025 TLA was predominantly driven by the Bucharest region, which accounted for 73% of nationwide volumes. The remaining activity was distributed across the other four regions, with 17% recorded in the West/North-West, 5% in the East/North-East, 3% in the South, and 2% in the Central region.
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Romania’s modern industrial stock reached 8.17 million sq m by the end of 2025. The annual new supply amounted to approximately 342,000 sq m, representing a 49% decrease compared with the previous year.
Looking ahead, an additional 464,000 sq m is expected to be delivered by the end of 2026, based on the pipeline of projects under construction at the close of 2025. Bucharest is set to capture the largest share of this upcoming supply, accounting for 64% of the total volume.
On a descending trend, the national vacancy rate stands at 3.8%, regional cities marking a slightly higher vacancy of 4.0% when compared to Bucharest where the vacancy rate was 3.5%.
Prime rent remained stable throughout the year at EUR 4.75 per sq m / month, value estimated to slightly upward change towards this year’s end.