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Against the background of loud statements about reforms aimed at increasing transparency and professionalism in the real estate sector, the draft law on the activity of real estate agents in Moldova raises serious concerns. Under the guise of good intentions, a model of centralized control, far from the European principles of regulation, is actually laid down. And, what is especially alarming – it is transferred into the hands of an institution whose reputation has already been repeatedly questioned.

The Chisinau International Airport named after Eugeni Doga has topped the European ranking for passenger traffic growth in the first half of 2025. In the first half of 2025, the Chisinau International Airport named after Eugeni Doga topped the European ranking in terms of passenger traffic growth. This is evidenced by the report of the European branch of the International Council of Airports ACI Europe.

The ownership of the city of. Seven land plots and more than 50 buildings belonging to the state will be transferred to the ownership of Stauceni. This initiative of the State Property Agency was supported by a relevant governmental resolution.

The demand for rental housing traditionally grows in the fall. As a rule, at the beginning of the academic year it is fueled by students who do not want to live in a dormitory and are looking for a rented apartment. Real estate market operators in Chisinau in this regard predict an increase in rental costs by an average of 10-20%. At the same time, they note that they are talking mainly about the cheapest segment, as students are not interested in expensive apartments.

The cost of land plots in Chisinau has increased by almost 60% over the year. The reason is the acute shortage of supply and the sellers’ requests that defy logic.

The project to restore the Byk River may receive a number of tax and customs privileges in order to reduce costs and ensure more efficient implementation. The relevant draft government resolution has been put up for public discussion.

Moldova’s real estate market is overheated. This is a given. Specialists and economists speak about it, statistics confirms it.

The article by Logos Press on the problems of the appraisal activity that arose after Moldova’s transition to the International Standards of Real Estate Appraisal, which was published in the last issue, caused a great resonance.

In the construction sector of Moldova, the tendency to reduce the number of objects under construction continues. This is evidenced by statistical data on the number of issued permits.

The unexpected happened: electricity tariffs for consumers in Moldova decreased.

The Agency of Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre of Moldova joined two international structures – the European Group of Associations of Valuers (TEGOVA) and the SPACE4GEO Alliance.

As of July 1, 2025, Moldovan real estate appraisers are obliged to work according to international appraisal standards. For a month now, the appraisal field has been in a bit of a fever, with many appraisers experiencing difficulties. Banks are returning appraisal reports due to non-compliance with the new requirements, some appraisers have even suspended their activities in order to adapt to them.
