Apartment - Mănăștur

Air qualityModerate

Typically 25–70 on the US AQI scale

The monitoring stations in the western part of the city show moderate levels of PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀, with peaks in the cold season due to heavy traffic and residential heating. NO₂ increases during rush hours, and ozone can be elevated in summer. Typical AQI values range between 25 and 70, with occasional exceedances on days with heavy traffic or unfavorable weather.

Noise & trafficBusy

Main noise sources: Road traffic

The street is located in an area with heavy road traffic, typical of main arterial roads in the western part of the city. Strategic noise maps indicate frequent exceedances of legal noise limits, especially during peak hours, which can affect the acoustic comfort of residents.

EarthquakeLow

According to the national seismic hazard map, Cluj-Napoca has one of the lowest design accelerations in Romania (approx. 0.10 g), which means a low risk of major earthquakes for buildings.

FloodingModerate

The area is located along the route of a former urbanized stream, and historically there have been reports of pluvial flooding episodes in the neighborhood, especially after torrential rain. The sewage system can become overloaded in such situations, which increases the local risk of temporary urban flooding.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The terrain is flat and densely urbanized, with no slopes or documented instability in the urban planning documents or public geotechnical reports for this area. The risk of landslides is practically nonexistent here.