Apartment - Andrei Mureșanu

Air qualityGood

Recent data from the citizen sensor network show very low values of PM₂.₅ particles (around 6–7 µg/m³) and PM₁₀ (8–11 µg/m³) in the Andrei Mureșanu neighbourhood, indicating good air quality throughout the year. There are no signals of frequent exceedances of alert thresholds for NO₂ or other gases.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic

Strategic noise maps indicate that road traffic is the main source of noise in Cluj‑Napoca, with major arterial roads being the most affected. The Andrei Mureșanu area is predominantly residential, away from busy boulevards, so the local street offers a moderate noise level, without significant influences from public transport or commercial activities.

EarthquakeVery low

According to the national seismic design map (P100‑1), the Cluj‑Napoca area has a design ground acceleration of approximately 0.10 g, among the lowest in Romania, meaning a very low seismic risk for residential buildings.

FloodingModerate

The Andrei Mureșanu neighbourhood is not located in mapped flood-risk zones, but localised pluvial flooding has been reported during storms (flooded streets and courtyards in 2023–2026), suggesting a moderate risk of urban flooding in the event of heavy rainfall.

Landslides / ground stabilityModerate

The general urban plan of Cluj and geotechnical maps indicate a medium-to-high landslide potential on the southern and eastern slopes of the city, including in Andrei Mureșanu. The lack of documented recent events on this plot does not reduce the baseline risk associated with sloping terrain and local clay soils.