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In August 2025, house prices vary across Romania's major cities, with a slight decrease in Bucharest and an increase in Cluj-Napoca.

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11 August 2025, 11:41
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In August 2025, the Romanian real estate market recorded fluctuations in house prices. Bucharest saw a modest decrease in the average price per square meter, reaching 1,831 euro/sqm, a reduction of 0.33%. In contrast, Cluj-Napoca remains the price leader, with a 0.74% increase to €2,720/m², underlining the city's high demand.

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Bucharest has the most expensive neighborhoods in Romania, with average prices exceeding 5,500 euros/sqm, surpassing Cluj-Napoca. The most expensive areas are Primăverii, Kiseleff, and Aviatorilor.
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