Apartment - Gruia

Air qualityFair

Typically 25–75 on the US AQI scale

Official data indicate that Cluj‑Napoca municipality has several automatic monitoring stations, and the main sources of PM₁₀ are road traffic, residential heating, and road paving. PM₂.₅ and NO₂ tend to increase in winter due to heating and traffic, and O₃ in summer. Air quality is generally acceptable, but on cold days or days with heavy traffic it can become bothersome.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic

According to the municipality's strategic noise maps, road traffic is the main source of noise, and major arterial roads are the most affected. This location appears to be situated on a secondary residential street, not on a heavily trafficked arterial road, so the noise level is moderate, with increases only during peak hours.

EarthquakeLow

The national seismic zoning map (P100‑1) places Cluj‑Napoca in the zone with low design acceleration (below approximately 0.15g), among the lowest in Romania. The area is far from Vrancea, so the seismic risk is low. In practice, major earthquakes are very rare and of low intensity.

FloodingLow

No local data regarding flooding on the street or in the immediate vicinity have been identified; Cluj‑Napoca has well-drained elevated areas, and this location does not appear to be situated on watercourses or in flood-prone zones. The flood risk is low, but isolated urban flooding episodes may occur in the event of torrential rain.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The area is relatively flat, with no slopes or unstable terrain in the vicinity, according to general urban planning documents. No documented landslides exist in the neighborhood or on the respective street.