Deloitte study: housing in Romania continues to be among the most affordable in Europe. Cluj-Napoca is the most expensive city for both buyers and tenants

Romania ranks third in the top of the European countries with the cheapest housing, after Bosnia and Herzegovina and Greece, with an average price of 1,417 EURsqm for a new dwelling, up from 1,266 EURsqm in 2021, according to Deloitte Property Index 2023, conducted in 27 countries based on data from their main cities and towns. At the opposite end, Austria is the most expensive European country, with 4,925 EURsqm in 2022, followed by Germany 4,800 EURsqm), France 4,639 EURsqm) and Norway 4,204 EURsqm). Most of the countries saw increases in average prices for new dwellings, while drops were noted only in the United Kingdom -18. 8%), Denmark -9. 7%) and France -0. continuă pe Hotnews