Bucharest's cheapest apartments: 1,500 euros/sqm

The prices of old apartments in Bucharest range from 1,500 euros / square metres for the cheapest apartments in Pantelimon, and 3,500 euros / square metre in Primaverii (the top residential district), according to survey of real estate consultancy company Coldwell Banker Affiliates of Romania. The ranking of the most expensive districts in Bucharest is dominated by areas in the northern part of the capital, especially around Herastrau Park, where prices range from 2,000 euros / square metre to 3,500 euros / square metre, in the Baneasa and Aviatiei districts. The only apartments that can rival in terms of price with those in the northern part of the city are those located in central areas, such as Cotroceni and Unirii, where apartments prices range from 2,600 to 3,000 euros / square metre. In semi-central Bucharest districts, such as Tineretului, Mosilor and Obor, apartment prices are worth at least 2,000 euros / square metre, shows the Coldwell Banker survey, with the most expensive apartments in Tineretului and Mosilor reaching as much as 2,800-2,900 euros / square metre.