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Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Adygea, 2003: value and dynamics

Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Adygea, 2003: value 7,968 rubles per square metre of total floor space, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat
Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Adygea, 2003. Source: Rosstat.

Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Adygea in 2003: 7,968 rubles per square metre of total floor space.

Change versus 2002: +1,687 rubles per square metre of total floor space (indicator rose by 26.9%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2003, Republic of Adygea holds position 69 in the list by magnitude out of 79 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2003 was 13,967 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
200926,681
200829,381
200722,723
200613,445
200510,275
20049,330
20037,968
20026,281
20014,288
20003,266

Checkpoint years

  • 2000 — 3,266 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2003 — 7,968 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2005 — 10,275 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2010 — 27,144 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2015 — 37,381 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2020 — 45,169 rubles per square metre of total floor space

The last ten years

Yearrubles per square metre of total floor space
202492,585.57
202382,771
202281,424
202180,146
202045,169
201944,293
201840,438
201734,633
201636,358
201537,381

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