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It is known that the Romanian market is going through an adjustment period because of the tight standards imposed by the European Commission which allows this country to join the European Union as of January 2007.

This country's progress is equally matched by the progress Bulgaria has had in order to become a member of the Union. Improvements in the country's economy and political situation allow the Romanian real estate to increase its value as their GDP increases. For investors this means buying property in Romania at low prices which will yield high returns in the near future.

In order to keep increasing GDP and financial growth, the Romanian government has established subsidies and engaged significant capital to develop the industrial field. Because of all of these improvements analysts and experts predict that the Romanian tourism will take off.

As of 2007 commercial tourism establishments which include hotels and restaurants are in poor conditions being the main reason why investors are able to purchase them at rock bottom prices. After a proper research we can establish that properties in the Black Sea coast, Bucharest real estate and in hiking locations are most likely to yield a high ROI than other properties located in different areas.

According to recent reports Romania's housing market is very likely to grow steadily during the next decade, it is also said that anyone who invests and enters this blooming market before or during the period it's European Union membership is cemented could see returns of up to four hundred percent, that's why property in Romania is so valuable.

These reports were based on economic factors compared to each country which is member of the European Union. Many properties in Romania are being sold for as little as twenty thousand US dollars, which compared to the average price of an European property is way below fair prices, this is yet another good reason why property sale in Romania is expected to grow.

Property for sale in Romania is also expected to grow around tourist attractions such as Vlad Tepe's Castle also known as Dracula's Castle. Recently the government announced a proposal to buy this fortress for 60 million EUR or 80 million US dollars. This building is considered a historical landmark which attracts around half a million tourists every year.

Considering all these factors: Membership of the European Union, projected increase in property prices and tourist attractions, Romania's real estate is without a doubt a sure winner.

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