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19 September 14:05

The average price of new apartments in Bucharest has reached 2,280 euros/m², recording a 43% increase in the last two years due to high demand and low supply.

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The prices of new homes in Bucharest continue to rise, reaching 2,284 euros/m² in August, with a 43% increase over the last two years. This increase is driven by strong demand and limited supply. Experts emphasize the need for urban regeneration and collaboration between developers and public administration to ensure a sufficient stock of modern housing. Additionally, developers are also turning their attention to other major cities, such as Cluj-Napoca and Brașov, where prices are even higher.

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Preţurile apartamentelor noi din Bucureşti au crescut cu 43% în ultimii doi ani, dar rămân sub nivelul din Cluj şi Braşov
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Preţurile apartamentelor noi din Bucureşti au crescut cu 43% în ultimii doi ani, dar rămân sub nivelul din Cluj şi Braşov

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Apartment prices in major Romanian cities have increased significantly, while the supply of new housing has decreased drastically, which complicates accessibility.
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Housing prices in major Romanian cities have increased by 60%-90% in the last six years, while the number of building permits has decreased by 45% in Bucharest, limiting the supply.
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The rent barometer: Sector 2 of Bucharest recorded a 27% increase in rents for three-room apartments, while Brașov and Cluj-Napoca experienced the largest decreases.
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The housing prices in the Cluj commune of Florești have increased significantly in the last five years, with apartments reaching exorbitant values, rivaling Cluj-Napoca.
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Analysis Storia: Bucharest and Ilfov lead the top of housing accessibility in Romania relative to the net average salary
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The real estate market in Romania is in a fragile balance, without price declines, according to specialists. At the conference "The Future of the Real Estate Market," solutions were discussed to strengthen confidence.
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