Orașul din România unde sunt mai multe case decât familii. Sute de locuințe au rămas goale

In Anina, a town in Romania, the population has significantly decreased, leading to an excess of vacant homes. The decline of the mining industry resulted in many residents, especially young people, moving abroad or to larger cities. As of 2021, Anina had more empty houses than residents, with a population of 5,521. Despite low property prices, ranging from 12,000 to 40,000 euros, there is little interest in purchasing homes due to a lack of jobs and essential services. This situation highlights the challenges faced by smaller towns in attracting buyers, as many properties remain unsold.