It was a cold October’s night, back in 2005. Although I was walking on a main boulevard at a distance of few meters away from Piata Unirii (Unirii square, the center of the city), the lights around me were not strong. Today most of the “miserable” sides of the city have been disappeared or at ..
Read moreMy interview Posted on February 1, 2008 Fuente: SimaPress – Diego Uriarte, Oficina de Prensa SIMA08 Interview with Ilias Papageorgiadis, General Manager, More International Invest, Romania. – What are the reasons that have motivated your participation in SIMA this year? – We are one of the leading real estate brokering companies in Romania. Based on ..
Read more“New airport in Bucharest in approx. two years”: Bucharest will have a new airport in the south in approximately two years, Realitatea TV informs, quoting Ludovic Orban, the Minister of Transportation. Orban announced at the end of last week that the feasibility study will be completed this summer, with the work set to start next ..
Read moreLessons from an exhibition: What Romanians want TODAY On Sunday it was the last day of “Condominium Fair”, the first exhibition of the year for residential projects. My company participated there with a stand, but we did not present one exclusive project. We usually present to people many offers, over 200, so as to match ..
Read moreYes, I admit it, I am work alcoholic. But please find me a better solution, in order to know what is going on in my business and also to serve the endless list of clients that we have. So, except the exhibition for which I will inform you, I went to crosscheck all the progress ..
Read moreI just read online about Marfin Bank, one of the 7 Greek banks present today in Romanian market. Its President, mr Stylianos Sofianos, is a good friend of mine and I am very happy to find out that his target for this year is again to double the size of assets and profits. His perception ..
Read moreI read a very interesting article about the cities that Romanians choose to live in. Bucharest ranks first due to its high salaries, while Timisoara, Iasi and Sibiu are supposed to battle for the next two positions. This discussion is really endless and I am very curious to see who voted and why Cluj is ..
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