Euro scumpește locuințele pentru români. Cât costă apartamentele în Cluj-Napoca, București și celelalte mari orașe

The depreciation of the Romanian leu against the euro is increasing housing costs, particularly affecting buyers in major cities. Cluj-Napoca remains the most expensive city, with an average price of €3,316 per square meter. Despite a general price increase in the last year, it remains below inflation rates. In Bucharest, prices rose nearly 9%, reaching €2,312 per square meter. Other cities like Timișoara and Ploiești also saw significant price increases, while Cluj continues to lead in housing costs. The overall market shows a trend of rising prices, influenced by currency fluctuations and financing costs.