Millions of rubles; this unit shows the market value of the housing stock by constituent entities of the Russian Federation for the period 2011–2015. The table contains 290 rows, including individual regions, federal districts, and the national total. This format allows for comparing annual changes in value and identifying housing stock characteristics by territory over five years, tracking the dynamics of accumulated value across different parts of the country
Chart of the market value of residential buildings in RF regions for 2011–2015, million rubles
The table is a snapshot — 290 series in million rubles shown across 7 breakdowns. 1,345 values in total.
“(million RUB) — Russian Federation” leads the table with 315.93 million million rubles, “(million RUB) — line 194” closes it with 2,024 million rubles. The gap between them is 156,093-fold.
Rows include data by constituent entities, federal districts, and Russia as a whole, enabling comparison of housing values between territories. The value for row 194 was 2018 million rubles in 2011 and 2024 million rubles in 2015. Comparing these series helps assess differences in accumulated market value depending on geography and the scale of the entity throughout the period presented in this Rosstat statistical sample
The statistics cover 2011–2015 and were prepared by Rosstat. The data is useful for economists, analysts, and real estate researchers to assess the state of the housing stock in the regions. The information is presented in annual dynamics, allowing for the study of trends in the accumulated market value of buildings for each constituent entity of Russia, based on official indicators collected using a unified methodology for the entire country over five years
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