Between 2010 and 2012, Romania registered one of the most significant improvements in the global real estate transparency, mainly due to better real estate registration procedures, reads the survey, which analyzes 97 markets.
The survey is made every two years by Jones Lang LaSalle according to 83 criteria and features, ranging from availability of information for investors to the quality of services at the legal framework.
In the global real estate transparency top, USA ranks the first, followed by Great Britain, Australia, the Netherlands, New Zeeland and Canada on the 6th position.
France, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland follow in the classification up to the 10th position.
Among Central and Eastern Europe countries, Poland ranks 19th, followed by Austria, 22nd, the Czech Republic, 24th, Hungary, 26th, Slovakia, 36th, Romania, 40th, Croatia, 51st, Bulgaria, 57th, and Hungary on the 61st position.