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    Ana Dumitrache returns to CTP Romania as country head

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    CTP announces Ana Dumitrache’s return to the company as country head of CTP Romania.

    Starting from January, Ana Dumitrache renews her contribution to the company’s activity in Romania, having as her main purpose the further growth of CTP’s local portfolio aiming to reach approximately 1,5 million sqm by 2020.

    During her first mandate at CTP, the company’s national portfolio grew with 73% and the vacancy rate of the spaces ready to be leased was less than 3%.

    “I enjoyed my previous work within CTP and I am anxious and happy to be back especially at such a unique moment for its Romanian development, as CTP has just hit an important milestone. After a mandate in the world’s largest real-estate consultancy firm in the world, which I took as an extraordinary opportunity to get a 360 degree view of the real estate industry, both locally and internationally, I come back to CTP better equipped and with big plans and objectives”, said Ana Dumitrache, Country Head of CTP Romania.

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