In Bucharest, the average price for a studio flat fell by nearly 57%, from EUR82,086 in March 2008 to EUR35,600 in April 2014. The average asking price of a two-room apartment fell by 55%, from EUR123,003 to EUR55,154. Prices of three-room flats fell by approximately 54%, from EUR149,361 to EUR68,082.
In Timisoara, studio flat prices fell by 45%, from EUR47,605 in 2008 to EUR26,211 in 2014. Two-room apartments saw a 42% price drop at EUR43,954 from EUR75,402 six years ago. The average price of a three-room apartment dropped 39% from EUR89,981 to EUR54,550.
According to Imobiliare.ro, Brasov-based studio flats saw a 42% price cut between 2008 and 2014, from EUR44,685 to EUR25,885. Prices of two-room apartments decreased by nearly 50%, from EUR83,534 to EUR41,992, while the price of three-room apartments decreased by 46% to EUR56,786, from EUR104,748 in 2008.
Average asking prices for studio flats in Cluj-Napoca dropped by 41% to EUR33,224, from EUR56,321 in 2008. The average asking price for a two-room apartment decreased by 32%, from EUR73,903 in 2008 to EUR50,419 in 2014. Three-room apartment prices dropped by 45%, from EUR121,928 to EUR67,089.
In Constanta, the average prices for studio flats fell by 39% to EUR27,659, from EUR45,354 in 2008. The average asking price for a two-room apartment decreased by 46% from EUR79,131 to EUR42,456 in 2014. The average price of a three-room apartment dropped by 44% to EUR59,264, from EUR106,353 six years ago.
In Iasi, studio flat prices fell by 50%, from EUR47,110 to EUR23,639. Two-room apartments saw a 46% price drop, from EUR68,693 to EUR37,055. Three-room apartment prices dropped by 41% to EUR49,778, from EUR84,686 in 2008.