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Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Mordovia, 2007: value and dynamics

Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Mordovia, 2007: value 34,933 rubles per square metre of total floor space, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat
Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Mordovia, 2007. Source: Rosstat.

Average prices on the secondary housing market in Republic of Mordovia in 2007: 34,933 rubles per square metre of total floor space.

Change versus 2006: +14,745 rubles per square metre of total floor space (indicator rose by 73%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2007, Republic of Mordovia holds position 37 in the list by magnitude out of 82 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2007 was 47,206 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
201133,834
201031,092
200930,103
200842,103
200734,933
200620,188
200519,159
200415,435
200310,048
20026,192

Checkpoint years

  • 2000 — 2,832 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2005 — 19,159 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2007 — 34,933 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2010 — 31,092 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2015 — 41,660 rubles per square metre of total floor space
  • 2020 — 42,531 rubles per square metre of total floor space

The last ten years

Yearrubles per square metre of total floor space
202480,879.54
202373,067
202266,423
202146,810
202042,531
201939,596
201839,137
201734,002
201634,931
201541,660

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