Secondary housing in the Chelyabinsk region is becoming more expensive
In January-September 2026 in the Chelyabinsk region registered 32.9 thousand transactions of purchase and sale of housing in the secondary market between individuals

In January-September 2026 in the Chelyabinsk region registered 32.9 thousand transactions of purchase and sale of housing in the secondary market between individuals. This is 20% more than in the same period last year. The data of Roskadastra was studied by analysts of Real Estate Aviation.
Chelyabinsk region was among the regions with a noticeable increase in sales of finished housing. At the same time, the square meter here remains one of the most affordable among the territories leading in the number of transactions.
In September, the average offer price in the secondary market of the Southern Urals was 94 thousand rubles per square meter. Over the year, the figure increased by 7%.
For comparison: in the neighboring Perm region, a square meter was estimated at an average of 98 thousand rubles. These are the two lowest rates among the 15 regions with the most deals.
Interest of buyers in ready-made apartments in the Chelyabinsk region in September increased by 7% compared to last year. However, relative to August, it decreased by 6%.
Most often, residents of the region looked at two-bedroom apartments. They accounted for 37% of the interest of real estate users. One-bedroom apartments received 31%, three-bedroom apartments - 21%. Studios gained 8%, and housing with four or more rooms – only 3%.
Sales are also increasing in other regions. Most of the contracts for nine months were registered in the Moscow region – 81.2 thousand. Next are Moscow with 68.6 thousand and St. Petersburg with 51.6 thousand transactions.
In terms of growth rates among the largest markets, the Moscow region leads: plus 39% for the year. In the Leningrad region, the number of transactions increased by 38%, in Novosibirsk — by 32%.
One of the reasons for the revival of the market, analysts call the increasing availability of mortgages. In Russia, the number of transactions involving housing loans for nine months increased by 60%, while purchases without credit added 8%.
At the same time, the supply of ready-made housing is declining. In September, the number of ads on “Avito Real Estate” in the country was 20% less than a year earlier. The average price per square meter for the same period increased by 4%.

