Romania's residential market experienced relative stability in the first half of 2026, though significant economic differences between cities create vastly different price points. Cluj-Napoca has reached a new high, exceeding €3,000 per square meter of usable space. This contrasts sharply with smaller cities and counties like Satu Mare and Teleorman, which offer much more affordable options. An analysis, reported by Financial Intelligence, highlights these regional price variations. The data suggests purchasing power differs considerably across Romania's urban centers. Despite overall stability, Cluj-Napoca now represents a premium market. The report underscores the growing gap in property values between thriving urban hubs and less developed regions of Romania.