In large cities of Russia, the growth rate of prices for secondary housing went down
The rate of appreciation of apartments in the secondary market in Russian cities with a million people in the third quarter was lower than in the previous three months
The rate of rise in prices of apartments in the secondary market in Russian cities with a million inhabitants in the third quarter was lower than in the previous three months. According to RBC Real Estate, in April-June, the cost of such housing increased by an average of 2.7%, while in July-September the increase was 1.6%.
The most noticeable increase in prices was recorded in St. Petersburg. For the third quarter, the cost per square meter of secondary housing in the city increased by 4% and reached 262.7 thousand rubles. In Perm, the indicator rose by 3.1% to 131.8 thousand rubles per square meter. Moscow is in third place: here prices increased by 3%, and the average cost per square meter was 399.5 thousand rubles.
In two million-plus cities, on the contrary, there was a decrease in the cost of secondary housing. In Krasnodar, the square meter fell by 0.69% to 131.5 thousand rubles. In Rostov-on-Don, the reduction was 0.2%, and the price decreased to 137.2 thousand rubles per square meter.
