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Ianis Hagi ventures into luxury Real Estate in Bucharest

Football Star Invests in Modern Apartment Complex, Elevating Romania's Real Estate Market

Romanian footballer Ianis Hagi, 26, known for his skill on the field, is making a significant play in the real estate market. The Rangers star has invested in the MyPlace North project, a luxury residential development located in Bucharest.

MyPlace North said in a post on Instagram: “Ianis Hagi paid us a visit to MyPlace North to inspect the land on which we are building phase two, the place where he chose to invest. “We are happy to have him on the team and we look forward to (seeing) him at the inauguration of the new MyPlace ‘arena.’ together with the supporters in our community.”

This high-profile project includes two state-of-the-art apartment buildings featuring modern architectural design, premium amenities, and a strategic urban location, aimed at attracting upscale clientele.
Prices for apartments in the MyPlace North development range from £60,000 for smaller units to £465,000 for larger, more exclusive properties. This price range reflects the project’s ambition to cater to a diverse audience, from young professionals to affluent families seeking contemporary urban living.

Ianis Hagi, professional footballer visits MyPlace North, Bucharest, Romania (R) (Credit:INSTAGRAM/@MY_PLACE_RESIDENCE)

Hagi joins an emerging trend of athletes leveraging their wealth and influence to enter the real estate market. Other notable Romanian footballers, such as Dan Petrescu and Gică Popescu, have also made significant investments in similar ventures. This trend not only highlights the growing intersection between sports and business but also underscores the vibrant opportunities present in Romania’s real estate sector.

Bucharest, known for its blend of historical charm and modernity, has become a focal point for luxury housing developments. With increasing interest from local and international investors, the city continues to strengthen its reputation as a hub for lucrative real estate projects.

Construction under way at MyPlace (Credit:INSTAGRAM/@MY_PLACE_RESIDENCE)

Ianis Hagi’s investment in MyPlace North signals his commitment to diversifying his portfolio and contributing to Romania’s economic growth. It also reflects the broader trend of professional athletes pursuing entrepreneurial ventures beyond their sports careers, leveraging their prominence to shape industries and communities.

This development reinforces the potential of Romania’s real estate market to attract both domestic and global interest, promising innovation and growth in the years to come.