Romanian businessman Sacha Drăgic, founder of Superbet, is reported to have made an offer to purchase One Tower, a high-profile office building developed by One United Properties in Bucharest’s Floreasca district. If the transaction proceeds, it would represent one of the most valuable office sales ever concluded in the country. According to multiple business sources familiar with the matter, discussions between Drăgic and One United are ongoing, with the company seeking a price estimated at over €110 million. Market analysts note that such a valuation would set a new benchmark for the Romanian office investment sector. One Tower is part of the One Floreasca City mixed-use development, located in one of Bucharest’s most desirable business areas. Completed in 2020, the building comprises 17 floors above ground and three basement levels, offering approximately 24,000 square metres of leasable office space. It is fully occupied, housing both international and local tenants from the legal, medical, and corporate services sectors. One United has not confirmed the identity of the buyer, though the company previously indicated that it was negotiating with several potential investors interested in acquiring the property. As of early October, no formal announcement or regulatory filing has been made to indicate a signed contract. Industry observers see the reported offer as a sign of renewed confidence in Bucharest’s premium office market, which has remained resilient despite regional economic headwinds. Should the deal be completed, it would demonstrate the continued appeal of prime real estate assets among high-net-worth investors, as well as the increasing crossover between Romania’s technology, entertainment, and property sectors. Neither party has provided official comment on the status of the negotiations. However, the potential transaction underscores a growing trend in which private investors are moving into institutional-grade real estate, reinforcing Bucharest’s position as one of the most dynamic capitals for investment in Central and Eastern Europe.