Construction — Komi Republic

Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Komi Republic, 2001: value and dynamics

Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Komi Republic, 2001: value 111.8402 square metres of total floor space of dwellings, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat
Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Komi Republic, 2001. Source: Rosstat.

Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Komi Republic in 2001: 111.8402 square metres of total floor space of dwellings.

Change versus 2000: −138.255 square metres of total floor space of dwellings (indicator fell by 55.3%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2001, Komi Republic holds position 64 in the list by magnitude out of 82 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2001 was 217.1802 square metres of total floor space of dwellings. The region's value is below the national average.

Dynamics over neighbouring years

Yearsquare metres of total floor space of dwellings
2009130.9493
2008198.4721
2007209.1841
2006185.4523
2005164
2004141.7226
2003158.2423
2002145.483
2001111.8402
2000250.0952

Checkpoint years

  • 2000 — 250.0952 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2001 — 111.8402 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2005 — 164 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2010 — 89 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2015 — 252 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2020 — 270 square metres of total floor space of dwellings

The last ten years

Yearsquare metres of total floor space of dwellings
2024316
2023300
2022278
2021242
2020270
2019307
2018369
2017277
2016293
2015252

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