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[News] Property News | Expert hails ”˜impressive' Romania: Traditionally one of Europe's poorest countries, Romania's salaries are increasing in leaps and bounds. According to government statistics, gross average wages in December were 9.7% higher than those in the previous months and year-on-year figures show a salary increase of a massive 17.6%.

[Overseas Property Investment News] FDI Investment In Romania Continues to Grow: Traditionally one of Europes poorest countries, Romanias salaries are increasing in leaps and bounds. According to government statistics, gross average wages in December were 9.7% higher than those in the previous months and .

[Finfacts Ireland Business & Finance Portal] European Bank for Reconstruction and Development warns two decades ...: The 2008 shortfall in EBRD's 2008 accounts, which compares with a net profit of €1.9 billion in 2007, was largely a result of unrealised losses in the EBRD’s holding of equity stakes which have fallen in value in line with the decline of stock markets worldwide.

[Features] Property Features | Romania: A European Property Frontier: "Despite the continuous rise of the prices of real estate properties, the market in Romania offers still the most attractive investment opportunities among all other countries in the E.U.," said Damien Thiery, Managing Director of Romanian Properties Ltd., a company that helps investors find properties with high return potential in the country.

[Risk Watchdog] Emerging Europe: The Biggest Losers? | Risk Watchdog: This week’s decisions bring to seven the number of Emerging European countries that have so far faced the wrath of a ratings agency downgrade since the global financial crisis emerged in June 2008. That said, looking at some of the recent research put out by my colleagues at Business Monitor International, I’m willing to bet my next bowl of dog chow that more will follow.

[Emailwire.com -- Industry News Headlines] Romania: A European Property Frontier - TheMoveChannel.com: Bran Castle, which is on the border between the Transylvania and Wallachia regions, is commonly known as Dracula's castle and attracts 450,000 tourists each year; it was recently listed for sale for £53 million, though the Romanian parliament barred the sale.

[Just another Digs News and Info] CORRECTED - UPDATE 2-UBS placed $31 bln erroneous orders -Tokyo ...: budget deficit of the previous year, the financing possibility is low and costs a lot. Everybody is waiting to see ... Poor's downgrade turned Romania into the only European Union member state with a non-investment grade credit . ...

[Overseas property and real estate news] Poor outlook for Romania across all property sectors | Europe | News: Last month Austrian investment fund Immoeast, one of the largest investors on the Romanian real estate market, postponed or cancelled 54 projects in Romania, with a total market value of EUR2.4 billion.

[Europe Real Estate] Echo presents details about Korona, a new shopping-entertainment ...: With this occasion, Piotr Gromniak, President of Echo Investment, emphasized the special character of this project: "It is our first investment in Romania and one of the biggest company’s projects. I’m very glad, that we start our activity on the Romanian market just in Brasov – a real pearl of Transylvania.” He also underlined excellent cooperation with the city authorities and their professionalism.

[A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business] A Greek man in Romania doing Real Estate business » Blog Archive ...:          - Of course any request for discount would be treated by most of Real Estate “experts” with an arrogant smile and a look full of pity”¦ something like “poor you, you have no idea about the market”¦ buy now before the prices will be even higher”.

[East Economy] East Economy » Standard & Poor’s estimates Romania’s economy could ...: The S&P report divides the regional economies into two groups. One is formed by the more stable economies of the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia and the second one features more vulnerable economies among which Romania is once more present, next to the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania), Bulgaria and Hungary.

[DealBook] Dow Plumbs the Depths of Last Fall - DealBook Blog - NYTimes.com: Worries about the deteriorating financial situation in countries like Romania and Hungary led to a huge sell-off on Tuesday that began overseas and crashed ashore on Wall Street, The New York Times’s Jack Healy and Matthew Saltmarsh reported.

[European EconoMonitor] RGE - Let The East Into The Eurozone Now!: This is not a view I have arrived at lightly, but looking at the extent of the problem we now have before us, a problem which is growing by the day, and taking into account the fact that the origins of the economic crisis in the East must surely rest (at least in part) in the decision to make euro participation a condition for EU membership for these countries (a possibility which was subsequently withdrawn in the critical moment, when the going started to turn rough), and then assessing the risk to the Western European banking system which would be posed by simply sitting back and watching it all happen, I think this move is not only the least damaging of the policies we can now follow, it is the in effect the only viable path left to us if we are to keep the eurozone as an integral entity together.

[East Economy] East Economy » Standard & Poor’s: Bulgaria among Eastern Europe ...: The second group of more vulnerable Eastern European states includes Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, and Romania, which have large current account deficits. Standard &

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