Construction — Yaroslavl Oblast

Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Yaroslavl Oblast, 2013: value and dynamics

Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Yaroslavl Oblast, 2013: value 384 square metres of total floor space of dwellings, place among Russian regions, source Rosstat
Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Yaroslavl Oblast, 2013. Source: Rosstat.

Commissioning of residential buildings — per 1,000 population in Yaroslavl Oblast in 2013: 384 square metres of total floor space of dwellings.

Change versus 2012: +20 square metres of total floor space of dwellings (indicator rose by 5.5%).

Place among Russian regions

In 2013, Yaroslavl Oblast holds position 51 in the list by magnitude out of 83 (full regional ranking).

Comparison with the Russian average

The Russian average in 2013 was 490 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
2017600
2016632
2015567
2014549
2013384
2012364
2011324
2010229
2009293.3509
2008307.8345

Checkpoint years

  • 2000 — 93.5067 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2005 — 169 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2010 — 229 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2013 — 384 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2015 — 567 square metres of total floor space of dwellings
  • 2020 — 607 square metres of total floor space of dwellings

The last ten years

Yearsquare metres of total floor space of dwellings
2024806
2023801
2022664
2021626
2020607
2019627
2018615
2017600
2016632
2015567

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