House - Centru

Air qualityGood

Typically 10–35 on the US AQI scale

The monitoring stations in the central area of Cluj show that PM₂.₅ and PM₁₀ levels are generally low throughout the year, with typical values between 10 and 35 AQI. The main pollutants are fine particles, which can increase slightly during the cold season due to traffic and heating, but rarely exceed health thresholds for the general population.

Noise & trafficBusy

Main noise sources: Road traffic · Public transport · Commerce

The street is located in a central area with heavy road traffic and public transport lines, and nearby commercial activity contributes to high noise levels, especially during peak hours. Strategic noise maps indicate values above the city average for this thoroughfare.

EarthquakeVery low

According to the national seismic hazard map, this area has one of the lowest design accelerations in Romania (approx. 0.10g), being far from the Vrancea zone. In practice, the risk of a major earthquake is very low for residential buildings.

FloodingLow

The central area of the city is situated on relatively high ground, outside the major floodplain of the Someșul Mic and does not appear on the official fluvial flood hazard maps. However, occasional pooling may occur after intense torrential rains, but there is no history of major flooding at this address.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

Urban planning documentation and geotechnical maps show that the terrain in this part of the city is flat and stable, with no history of landslides or soil instability. The area is safe for residential construction.