Our History
Established in 1997, as a result of the Romanian real estate market needs for diversity and high standards services, Tudor Estates is representing now the best residential solution for the expatriates’ community in Bucharest.
Our Mission
To develop a wide-ranging estates portfolio in order to reach the highest effectiveness and quality in satisfying our customers needs and preferences.
We believe that our strong set of values and norms ensures a great performance in satisfying even the most sophisticated customers’ demands.
Our values describe the key characteristics of our organization and guide us in our careers:
Responsibility.
Professionalism & Expertise.
Respect for clients, partners and other stakeholders.
Full dedication in satisfying customers’ needs and preferences at highest standards.
Respect for law and business ethics.
Our Vision
By concentrating on our working values, we are confident of achieving leadership in Bucharest residential business and delivering our primary objective: the most comfortable way home for all our clients!
Our achievements & offer
Our professional way in building business relationships is shown by our results. Over the last nine years we have helped many expatriates to find a HOME here, far away from their countries. Very few of them can be found in the clients area . We can and will do the same for all our future clients!
08/04/2010 March has brought an unexpected increase in the level of average prices for old properties in the Capital City, and also in other large cities, according the the monitoring reports of one of the most important websites that specialize in this profile. Though statistically real, acoording to real-estate analysts, this increase has no relevance.
07/04/2010 The world’s tallest building, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, has been re-opened for the public after 2 months since several visitors were jammed in the elevator at floor #124.
01/04/2010 An ecological house conserves or deposits more resources than it consumes, these being then reused in the surrounding environment. At the opposite pole, the standard house consumes more energy and is less resistant to earthquakes.
