Intermark Relocation

1️⃣ Housing: space and central living
Many expats are surprised by how realistic it is to live close to the city center. Apartments in areas like Dorobanți, Aviatorilor or Floreasca often offer more space than in other European capitals, a big plus for families and remote workers.

2️⃣ Daily life: the city runs late
Bucharest has a very flexible daily rhythm. Cafés, gyms and grocery stores often stay open late, which makes settling in easier for newcomers adjusting to a new routine or time zone.

3️⃣ Connectivity: easier than expected
With widespread English usage, good mobile coverage and fast internet, most expats find it easy to handle everyday tasks without major language barriers.

We support this transition every step of the way, so your move feels structured and manageable.

👀Let’s end the week with a little game. Guess the city!

Here are your clues:

🔸 One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe
🔸 Located in Eastern Europe, but feels surprisingly Mediterranean in pace and mood
🔸 Famous for its Roman amphitheatre that still hosts concerts and events
🔸 A rising favorite among expats for its creative scene, walkable neighborhoods, and relaxed lifestyle
🔸 Often overlooked in favor of capital cities, and that’s exactly its charm

Any guesses? Drop your answer in the comments 😉