Interest in studios in the secondary market of Tula for the year increased by 25%

In the autumn of 2026, interest in studios in the secondary real estate market of Tula grew by 25% compared to the same period last year. At the same time, two-bedroom apartments remained the most popular among users, which accounted for 39% of interest. Such data is given by “Avito Real Estate”.

In the structure of user interest, two-bedroom housing took first place. One-room apartments accounted for 30%, three-room apartments - 21%. Studios collected 6% of interest, and apartments with four or more rooms - 4%.

Positive dynamics were observed in other segments. Over the year, interest in three-bedroom apartments increased by 10%, to housing with four or more rooms - by 9%, and to two-bedroom options - by 6%. The most noticeable growth was shown by the studios.

Among the districts of Tula, Privozalny was the leader in user interest - it accounted for 26%. Proletarian and Central regions shared the second place, gaining 22% each. The share of Zarechensky district was 16%, the Soviet - 14%.

The distribution of offers in the secondary market differed from the structure of interest. Most ads were placed on the sale of two-bedroom apartments - 37%. One-room options accounted for 30% of the offer, three-room ones - 21%. Another 6% accounted for studios and apartments with four or more rooms.

In terms of supply, the Privozalny district also led: 33% of all ads for the sale of secondary housing in the city were located here. The Central district accounted for 24%, Proletarian - 21%. Zarechensky's share was 13%, and Soviet's - 9%.

The average cost per square meter of secondary housing in Tula in the autumn of 2026 reached 127 thousand rubles. At the same time, the price differed significantly depending on the format of the apartment.

The most expensive option for the average cost per square meter were studios — 167.7 thousand rubles. In one-room apartments, the figure was 138.5 thousand rubles, in two-room apartments - 125.6 thousand. A square meter of three-room housing on average cost 120 thousand rubles, and apartments with four or more rooms - 116.4 thousand rubles.

Differences were also observed between the city districts. In the Proletarian district, the average cost per square meter was 113.2 thousand rubles, in Zarechensk — 114 thousand. In the station area, the figure reached 130.5 thousand rubles, in the Central – 134.2 thousand, and in the Soviet – 141.9 thousand rubles.

Thus, in the autumn of 2026, two-bedroom apartments maintained the leadership in terms of the share of user interest and the volume of offers in the secondary market of Tula. At the same time, the studios showed the most noticeable annual growth in demand and turned out to be the most expensive format of housing at an average price per square meter.