Apartment - Gheorgheni

Air qualityGood

Typically 15–35 on the US AQI scale

Monitoring stations show that the eastern area of Cluj, including this part of the Gheorgheni neighborhood, has clean air throughout the year. PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀ levels are consistently low, with rare peaks in winter due to residential heating. NO₂ and O₃ remain at low values, as heavy traffic and industrial activity are limited here.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic · Aircraft

The street is located in a peripheral residential area, with moderate road traffic, especially during peak hours, and occasional exposure to aircraft noise on approach trajectories toward the airport. The noise level is noticeable, but does not reach high thresholds for urban areas.

EarthquakeVery low

According to the national seismic hazard map, Cluj-Napoca is located in a zone with a very low design seismic acceleration, among the lowest in Romania. The large distance from the Vrancea zone and the stable soil further reduce the risk of a significant earthquake.

FloodingModerate

Although there is no major fluvial flood risk, the Gheorgheni area has recorded episodes of pluvial flooding, with water accumulation on roads and in basements after torrential rain, due to limited sewage capacity. This risk is typical for expanding urban peripheries.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

This part of the city is situated on flat terrain, with no slopes or history of landslides. There are no signs of soil instability or subsidence, indicating a negligible risk for dwellings.