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Owners in Bucharest sell their apartments in 47 days, while people in Cluj wait on average two months for buyers.

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According to a real estate report, landlords in Bucharest find buyers for apartments quickly, with the average selling time being 47 days. In contrast, people in Cluj wait about two months. Flexibility in negotiating prices is higher in Cluj, while Timisoara residents are more rigid. In Brașov, Iași and Constanța, apartments sell in about two months, with a 12% to 16% price increase in the last year.

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ANALIZĂ. Cele mai rapide vânzări de apartamente, în București. Clujul, la polul opus. Prețurile s-au majorat în ultimul an, între 12% și 16%
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