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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2014

Great Interest In Romanian Agricultural And Forest Land

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Further openings for individuals and legal persons from EU and EEA member states to own agricultural and forest land in Romania as of January 2014 stirs even more interest in Romanian land.

RomaniaReal Estate and Construction
Eva Hegedüs-Brown
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Oana Manuceanu
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Further openings for individuals and legal persons from EU and EEA member states to own agricultural and forest land in Romania as of January 2014 stirs even more interest in Romanian land.

It is no secret that land prices for agricultural and forest lands are among the lowest in Romania.

At the same time the biggest gains with food production in the Eurozone were reported to have been made in Romania in the first half of 20131. The same phenomenon is noticeable with forests. With prices between EUR 2,000 and 3,800 per hectare, Romania has a considerable competitive advantage over western European countries. The price is attractive and the produce can be sold without difficulties. Companies from Europe, the Middle East, and even China are looking to Romania for wood.

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