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Cold Cuts Producers See A 10% Price Increase By Christmas
Cold cuts producers aim to increase prices by 10% until Christmas, as a result of more expensive raw materials, utilities and fuels, the president of Romanian Meat Association ARC, Radu Timi...
Bucharest Old Apartment Prices Inch Higher In October
Prices of old apartment in Romania's capital city Bucharest have increased by up to 6.5% in October compared with a month before, except for the four-room units that faced a 2% decrease, acc...
Willbrook International Cuts By Up To 35% Prices Of Oxford Gardens Compound Villas
Realty developer Willbrook International on Monday announced it aims to put up for sale the villas from Oxford Gardens compound at prices by up to 35% lower.
Bucharest Land Prices Fell By Up To 80% Since 2008 - Survey
Land prices in Bucharest and in nearby areas have dropped by as much as 80% since 2008, according to realty ad portal imopedia.ro.
Orange Romania CEO Sees No Growth In Telecom Prices
The prices on the Romanian telecommunications market will not grow as companies are struggling to keep clients who don’t longer spend as much as prior to the burst of the financial crisis, O...
Insurers Cut Prices To Get As Big A Slice Of Home Insurance As Possible
Sales of optional home insurance amounted to 602 million lei (EUR132 million) in June 2011-June 2012, up 32% on the previous year, after insurers promoted such products aggressively motivate...
ZF Real Estate Index Down Again
The average asking price for old three-room apartments in Bucharest reached EUR76,350, more than EUR1,700 less than at the end of last year, according to the real estate index calculated by...
Lidl And Penny, The Only Two Retailers Left To Fight Price Battle
Lidl and Penny Market, the only two companies left on the local discount retail market, will have over 300 stores by yearend, 45 more than at the beginning of 2012. The two networks, which o...
IMF: Romanian Households To Pay 5% More For Natural Gas As Of September
Romanian natural gas prices will increase by 5% for household consumers and by 10% for non-residential clients as of September, an official of the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.