Ima Residence kicks off new resi project in northern Bucharest

Business Forum
Romanian developer Ima Residence, controlled by local entrepreneur Claudiu Diaconu, is launching a new boutique project in Pipera, northern Bucharest, backed by a €15 million euro investment.

Scheduled for completion in 18 months, the complex will offer 51 apartments and ground-floor commercial spaces. The project incorporates advanced thermal and sound insulation systems and aligns with nZEB standards.

“This new development is both sustainable and modern, funded through a strong mix of bank financing and shareholder contributions, which highlights investor confidence in the success of our projects,” said Diaconu.

Ima Residence has delivered three premium residential projects to date in northern Bucharest.

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