Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s second most expensive city, struggles with affordability as rising costs in housing, services, and essentials threaten residents and businesses alike.
The Romanian government recently took a significant step by endorsing an emergency ordinance aimed at regulating the prices of staple food items for a temporary period
Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s second most expensive city, struggles with affordability as rising costs in housing, services, and essentials threaten residents and businesses alike.
The Romanian government recently took a significant step by endorsing an emergency ordinance aimed at regulating the prices of staple food items for a temporary period