Storia: Apartment prices in Romania’s large cities fairly stable, Cluj-Napoca and Brașov most expensive
Apartment prices in Romania’s most important cities remained largely stable in July relative to the previous month, according to Storia’s analysis cited by Economedia, with a slight 6% increase in both new and old one- to three-room…
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 4 min read
Apartment prices in Romania’s most important cities remained largely stable in July relative to the previous month, according to Storia’s analysis cited by Economedia, with a slight 6% increase in both new and old one- to three-room apartments.
Cluj-Napoca remains the most expensive city among those analyzed, with an average cumulative price of EUR 3,298/sqm, followed by Brașov with EUR 2,342/sqm and Bucharest with EUR 2,160/sqm. The analysis is based on the average asking prices requested by sellers in listings published on Storia in July 2026, compared with the same month last year and with the previous month, June 2026.
