Apartment - Mărăști

Air qualityModerate

Typically 40–90 on the US AQI scale

Official data are limited, but local monitoring indicates significant increases in PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀ during the cold season, due to individual heating and heavy traffic. NO₂ is present mainly during peak hours, and O₃ can reach higher values in summer. In practice, the air is reasonable on clear days, but can become unpleasant during periods of thermal inversion.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic · Public transport

The street on which the property is located has constant road traffic and is served by public transport lines, but it is not one of the busiest main thoroughfares in the city. Noise is noticeable, especially during peak hours, but remains below the level of areas with continuous heavy traffic.

EarthquakeLow

The national seismic design map (P100‑1) places Cluj‑Napoca in the zone with low design acceleration (approximately 0.08‑0.10 g), among the lowest in Romania — far from the Vrancea zone. This means a low seismic risk, and modern buildings are sufficiently safe.

FloodingLow

The Mărăști area is situated on relatively high ground, with no nearby watercourses and no history of major flooding. However, torrential rains can cause local water accumulation, especially in areas with older drainage systems.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The central and eastern neighbourhoods of Cluj, including Mărăști, are on flat and stable terrain, with no documented slopes or landslides. There are no signs of geotechnical instability in the immediate vicinity.