Romania has emerged as a significant destination for investments in logistics parks, driven by the growth of e-commerce, sustained economic development, and the need for efficient storage and transportation solutions. There are several cities in Romania that play important role in the supply chain as distribution centers, fulfillment centers, and cross-docking hubs.

The main cities where distribution and fulfillment centers have flourished include Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Oradea, and Iași. In these cities, prominent logistics park developers such as VGP, CTP, WDP, P3 Logistic Parks, Element Industrial, Globalworth, Eli Park, TRC Park, and Zacaria Industrial Park have made substantial investments in constructing modern logistics spaces tailored to the needs of companies across various sectors.

Bucharest, the country's largest city, boasts a total area of over 2.5 million square meters of built logistics space, spread across parks like Bucharest West, P3 Bucharest, MLP Bucharest West, WDP Park, and CTPark Bucharest. With its strategic location in the southern part of the country, Bucharest is considered one of the most important logistics centers in Eastern Europe.

Cluj, one of the most dynamic cities in Romania, features over 500,000 square meters of built logistics space in parks like VGP Park Cluj, CTPark Cluj, WDP Park Cluj, and TRC Park Cluj. The distribution center in Cluj-Napoca is crucial for e-commerce and cross-docking activities in Romania, attracting many companies to establish warehouses and fulfillment centers there. Its location at the intersection of European routes E60 and E81 makes it an ideal spot for efficient merchandise distribution throughout the region.

Situated in the western part of the country, Timișoara serves as a vital logistics node in the Banat region. Developers have constructed over 300,000 square meters of logistics space in parks such as CTPark Timișoara, WDP Park Timișoara, and TRC Park Timișoara. These parks are well-connected to major road and rail arteries, ensuring rapid and efficient distribution of goods throughout the region.

Oradea, an important logistics hub in western Romania, offers a total area of over 250,000 square meters of built logistics space by developers like VGP, CTP, and WDP. Its location at the border with Hungary and at the intersection of European routes E60 and E671 positions it as a strategic location for distribution and fulfillment centers.

Iași, located in northeastern Romania, has also become a significant logistics hub with over 200,000 square meters of built logistics space in parks like WDP Park Iași and Eli Park Iași. These parks provide modern infrastructure and facilitate the distribution of goods throughout the Moldova region and even towards Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova.

The development of logistics hubs in Romania is very important for the supply chain industry and the overall economy. These strategic locations are essential in supply chain, storage, transportation, and distribution activities.