Data compiled by Imobiliare.ro for the second quarter of 2026 show that Bucharest's Ferentari district remains the most affordable urban area in the country, with an average price of €1,389 per square metre. It is followed by Constanța's Abator (€1,589/m²) and Timișoara's Steaua (€1,595/m²), with other low‑cost zones such as Giurgiului (Bucharest, €1,609/m²), Anda (Constanța, €1,616/m²) and Bucium (Iași, €1,667/m²) completing the top ten.
In contrast, Cluj‑Napoca continues to rank as Romania's most expensive housing market. Even its cheapest neighbourhood, Dâmbul Rotund, lists apartments at €2,684 per square metre—about 50% higher than Ferentari and roughly €1,000 above the national cheap‑district average. Nearby districts Someșeni (€2,814/m²) and Mănăștur (€2,917/m²) also stay above €2,500, underscoring the pronounced price gap between Cluj‑Napoca and other major cities.
Entities: Bucharest · Cluj‑Napoca · Dâmbul Rotund · Ferentari · Imobiliare.ro