Why invest in Bucharest, Romania?

Multinational companies will invest heavily in headquarters and offices in Bucharest.
Infrastructure projects for developing and building new roads, transportation and amenities will receive massive injections of capital from the EU, 30 Billion euros to be exact from 2007-2013.
Low cost airlines will inevitably begin flying to Romania, in particular, Bucharest, sometime in 2007.
Tourism will begin to sore and is forecasted to grow by 7.4% a year for the next 10 years (Tourism Coucil).
Wage inflation in Romania is growing at 13% a year and is only 10% compared to the EU average.
GDP growth in Romania is averaging 6% a year.
Romania has the highest FDI of all the new members on a per capita basis (1st 4 month 2006).
Mortgage to GDP ratio in Romania is only 2% compared to EU average of 46%.
Romania has the lowest tax rate in the EU at 16%, the same as Hong Kong.
Bucharest is about to spend over 30 million euros renovating its Old Town.
The Romania economy will be free to trade with the rest of the EU meaning massive export growth potential.