Leventer Medical Group announces the official opening of the private Băneasa Tumor Center Hospital, an investment of over EUR 30 million.

After an extensive design and construction process carried out over more than four years, the hospital, located in the myhive Victoria Park building in the northern part of the capital, near the future Tokyo metro station, officially begins its activity.

The hospital spans an area of approximately 10,000 square meters, and the plans include an expansion of more than 12,000 square meters in a later development stage. It is designed as a complete medical infrastructure that integrates all stages of the caring process, from precision diagnosis to treatment and recovery.

“The presence of Băneasa Tumor Center Hospital in myhive Victoria Park honors us, especially as this is a hospital at the forefront of medicine, integrated into an emblematic building for the local market, part of the CPI Romania portfolio. The investment proposed by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mihaela Leventer and Claudiu Opran also reflect CPI Romania’s strategic focus on a niche segment experiencing accelerated growth: the adaptation of modern office buildings to host private healthcare infrastructure. We provided Leventer Medical Group with a flexible infrastructure that allowed the organization of hospital flows and facilities in line with the highest medical standards. Thus, we have demonstrated our commitment to creating adaptable spaces designed to meet the needs and requirements of our partners.,” highlights Fulga Dinu, Country Manager, CPI Romania.

The Transilvania Construcţii group of companies, which includes seven companies with activities of development, construction and management of industrial parks, warehouses, halls and office spaces, as well as their rental, controlled by the Timofte family from Cluj, ended 2025 with a total turnover of 20.8 million euros.

“In 2025, our turnover was supported by a high degree of occupancy at the portfolio level and by the expansions carried out together with existing tenants. The evolution was stable, in the context of a prudent economic environment, but with constant demand for flexible industrial and logistics spaces,” said Andrei Iancu Timofte, General Manager of Transilvania Construcţii.

At the portfolio level, Transilvania Construcţii reached an occupancy rate of over 95%, supported by both expansions by existing tenants and the interest of new customers.

Source: zf.ro

Cloud9, part of Alfa Group’s real estate division, announces the subcontracting of the structural works for the second phase of the Cloud9 Evolution project. These works will be carried out by Desa Engineering Construction, acting as a specialized subcontractor. The project’s general contractor is Bloom AG, a construction company specialized in large-scale residential and office projects.

The second phase of the Cloud9 Evolution project is part of a 3.2-hectare master plan, with a total investment of over EUR 170 million, which will deliver more than 1,140 apartments, over 1,200 parking spaces, one hectare of green areas, commercial zones, and a modern school which will be serve both the Cloud9 community and the northern area of Bucharest.

“Completing this contracting stage gives us clarity and control over a key phase of the project. The well-defined work structure and specialized partners allow us to keep track of the pace of execution and technical standards set for Cloud9 Evolution. Predictability and construction quality are essential for us, especially in a project focused on long-term investments.”, says Radu Grigorescu, CCO Cloud9.

The brothers Dragoș and Adrian Pavăl, owners of the DIY retailer Dedeman, are giving up investments in the industrial/logistics sector of the real estate market.

In this regard, the Pavăl brothers have given up the partnership concluded with entrepreneur Ionuț Dumitrescu and his company, Element Industrial, through which they aimed to develop and sell industrial-logistics parks near large cities in the country.

Pavăl Holding’s only remaining investment in this real estate sector is the InCity Logistic project in Bacău, built in 2025 and leased to the carriers Delamode and Pall-Ex.

“The decision is exclusively related to the group’s business strategy and the allocation of capital to segments that, at this moment, are considered priorities,” said Dedeman representatives.

Source: Profit.ro