In Russian cities with a population of more than one million, the market supply of long-term rental housing has increased sharply. In the first month of mobilization (compared to the previous month), the number of new proposals increased by 66%. At the same time, rental prices have gone up.
Cyan shared his analysis on the state of the long-term rental housing market with RBC.
According to the service, in the first month of partial mobilization in Russia (September 21 – October 21), compared with the previous month (August 21 – September 21), the supply of apartments for rent for a long time in cities with a population of more than 1 million people increased by 66%. In quantitative terms, this is 38 thousand new proposals against 23 thousand.
The top 3 cities in terms of the number of new lots for rental housing in Cyan were Kazan (+1.18 thousand, an increase of twofold), Moscow (+18.1 thousand, an increase of 85%), Rostov-on -Don ( +517, increase of 73%. Supply also increased in Samara, Yekaterinburg, St. Petersburg, by 68%, 60% and 58% respectively.
With a strong increase in supply on the market, the rate of rental housing has increased. On average, in Russia, growth was 15% – up to 23 thousand rubles per month. The most expensive rental housing has increased in Rostov-on-Don, Moscow and Saratov.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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