GTC Romania is the subsidiary of Globe Trade Centre SA. The group has been active since 1994. Currently it operates in Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Russia and Ukraine. As of April 2000, GTC is listed on the Warsaw stock market and is present on the real estate market in Bucharest since 1999.
GTC Romania has built three of the most important business centres in Bucharest from the past 5 years: Europe House, America House and City Gate.
City Gate, the office building of GTC Romania from the centre of Bucharest, has won 2 prizes awarded for quality by CEE Real Estate at the ‘Projects’ category: CEE Real Estate Office Development of the Year and CEE Real Estate Building of the Year. City Gate provides an area of 44.000 square metres, offering a modern venue for famous tenants such as: Rompetrol, Microsoft, Millennium Bank, Hoffmann–La Roche and Romtelecom.
Among the list of residential projects developed by GTC Romania until now, we mention Rose Garden (Colentina Residential Complex) and Felicity, both in Bucharest.
In 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2009 GTC was deemed the best developer in Central and Eastern Europe during CEE Real Estate Quality Awards and Europaproperty SEE Real Estate Awards, as a proof of the high quality of its projects.
GTC OFFICE:
Over 100,000 square metres are being designed and built in Bucharest at the moment.
GTC Romania has created three of the most important business centres in Bucharest in the last 5 years:
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| Bucharest |
Europe House |
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America House |
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City Gate |
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GTC REZIDENTIAL:
Over 2.000 apartments in two of the most important locations in Bucharest.
The GTC Romania residential projects are also displayed on the
specialised site
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| Bucuresti |
Complexul Rezidential Colentina |
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| Bucharest |
FeliCity Residentials |
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GTC RETAIL:
Major shopping centers, with more than 150,000 sqm built area.
Regional shopping centers, with a total of 65,000 sqm in secondary cities in Romania. |
| Buzau |
Galleria Buzau |
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| Piatra-Neamt |
Galleria Piatra-Neamt |
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| Suceava |
Galleria Suceava |
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| Arad |
Galleria Arad |
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| Galati |
Galleria Galati |
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| Bistrita |
Galleria Bistrita |
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| Bucharest |
Galleria Bucharest |
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