Q3 2026 Market REcap: Romania Industrial Market

A wide, symmetrical view down the long central aisle of a massive, well-lit warehouse. Towering racks on both sides are filled from floor to ceiling with pallets of boxed goods.
Romania’s industrial market recorded over 400,000 sqm of new deliveries in the first nine months of 2026, while demand remained robust: gross take-up reached 726,000 sqm and net take-up 420,000 sqm, in line with 2025. Vacancy rose slightly to 5.3%, still a healthy level, and prime rents held at €4.75 per sqm per month.



Supply is growing fast. Completions reached 413,000 sqm YTD, up 142% year-on-year, lifting total stock to 8.55 million sqm (+6.5%). Deliveries slowed in Q3, and the pipeline is down 23% at 340,000 sqm.


Demand remains robust. Gross take-up is 726,000 sqm (-3.7% y/y), and net take-up is 420,000 sqm, similar to 2025. Demand is balanced across retail and consumer goods (26%), manufacturing and light industry (24%) and 3PL and logistics (23%). Vacancy rose by 60 bps to 5.3%.


Prime rents are unchanged: €4.75 in Bucharest-Ilfov, €4.50 in the South and West, and €4.65 in the North-West. Vacancy is lowest in the South (0.7%) and Bucharest-Ilfov (4.2%) and highest in the West (10.0%).



Head of Industrial, Energy and Land Development

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