Apartment - Mărăști

Air qualityModerate

Typically 50–100 on the US AQI scale

Official data shows that the municipality of Cluj‑Napoca is classified under Management Regime I for NO₂ and suspended particles (PM₁₀), indicating relatively good air quality, but with potential moderate pollution episodes during periods of heavy traffic or thermal inversions. In practice, the air is generally acceptable, but sensitive individuals may experience discomfort at certain times.

Noise & trafficQuiet

Main noise sources: Road traffic

The street on which this location is situated is a secondary residential street, with low road traffic and no public transport lines or intense commercial activity. Strategic noise maps show low values for such streets, and the distance from main arterial roads and the railway limits exposure to major noise sources. In practice, the noise level is low, typical of a quiet residential area.

EarthquakeVery low

The seismic map P100‑1 indicates a design ground acceleration of approximately 0.10 g for Cluj‑Napoca, among the lowest in Romania — far from the areas exposed to Vrancea. This means a low seismic risk, and the flat urban terrain does not add significant amplifications.

FloodingLow

Pluvial hazard maps show scattered flood-prone zones of limited extent, and global modelling indicates a low urban risk (approximately 0.1% per year). The Mărăști area does not appear as frequently flood-prone, so the risk is low, but local water accumulation may occur after heavy rainfall.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

Geological mapping and the relatively flat topography of the Mărăști area show no landslides or instability in this part of the city, so the risk is very low.