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Average prices on the secondary housing market in Jewish Autonomous Oblast, 2011: value and dynamics

Average prices on the secondary housing market in Jewish Autonomous Oblast, 2011: value 33,651 rubles per square metre of total floor space, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat
Average prices on the secondary housing market in Jewish Autonomous Oblast, 2011. Source: Rosstat.

Average prices on the secondary housing market in Jewish Autonomous Oblast in 2011: 33,651 rubles per square metre of total floor space.

Change versus 2010: +5,773 rubles per square metre of total floor space (indicator rose by 20.7%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2011, Jewish Autonomous Oblast holds position 62 in the list by magnitude out of 82 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2011 was 48,243 rubles per square metre of total floor space. The region's value is below the national average.

Dynamics over neighbouring years

Yearrubles per square metre of total floor space
201542,656
201445,291
201341,377
201238,917
201133,651
201027,878
200926,998
200828,449
200720,931
200614,745

Checkpoint years

  • 2003 — 6,925 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2008 — 28,449 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2011 — 33,651 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2013 — 41,377 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2018 — 38,436 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2023 — 77,025 rubles per square metre of total floor space

The last ten years

Yearrubles per square metre of total floor space
202481,771.33
202377,025
202262,468
202153,268
202041,294
201937,909
201838,436
201737,143
201639,006
201542,656

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