Bucureștiul urcă pe locul 2 în topul orașelor cu cele mai mari prețuri la apartamente. Cine e pe primul loc

Bucharest ranks second in Romania for apartment prices, following a significant increase over the past year. The city surpassed Brașov, while Cluj-Napoca remains the most expensive. Timișoara also shows rapid price growth. Despite annual price increases being below inflation, currency fluctuations impact affordability. In Bucharest, prices rose nearly 9% to an average of €2,312 per square meter. Timișoara's prices increased by 8%, remaining below €2,000 per square meter. Other cities like Ploiești, Sibiu, Iași, and Constanța also experienced price hikes, with Cluj-Napoca leading at €3,316 per square meter. Overall, while prices are rising, affordability remains a concern due to economic factors.