The contrast between the two market segments was also felt in the Transylvanian capital, where the old dwellings are considerably more expensive than the new ones. During 2017, housing in Romania continued to grow up (even though, somewhere, and slight decreases). Three new regional centers have exceeded the threshold of 1,000 euros per square meter, while Cluj-Napoca, the city with the highest average asking for an apartment, has reached a new record of growth. But what does it look like after the first month of 2018?  [read full article]source:imobiliare.ro