Construction — Amur Oblast

Commissioning of residential buildings — total in Amur Oblast, 2007: value and dynamics

Commissioning of residential buildings — total in Amur Oblast, 2007: value 169 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat
Commissioning of residential buildings — total in Amur Oblast, 2007. Source: Rosstat.

Commissioning of residential buildings — total in Amur Oblast in 2007: 169 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings.

Change versus 2006: +30.4 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings (indicator rose by 21.9%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2007, Amur Oblast holds position 65 in the list by magnitude out of 83 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2007 was 61,221.3 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings. The region's value is below the national average.

Dynamics over neighbouring years

Yearthousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
2011240.9
2010166.3
2009149.6
2008184.9
2007169
2006138.6
2005125.3
200480.1
2003104
2002113.6

Checkpoint years

  • 2000 — 121.5 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2005 — 125.3 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2007 — 169 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2010 — 166.3 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2015 — 261.3 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2020 — 156.1 thousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings

The last ten years

Yearthousand square metres of total floor space of dwellings
2024506.602
2023496.203
2022378.633
2021226.302
2020156.1
2019204.9
2018158.9
2017181.6
2016221.2
2015261.3

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