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Housing conditions of the population: 6.31. Main indicators of housing conditions of the population

· snapshot · rows: 17 · periods: 6 · section: Russian Statistical Yearbook (2024)

Data on the average living area per capita in Russia from 2000 to 2023 is broken down by urban and rural areas. Table rows include total area as well as separate indicators for urban and rural localities, allowing for a comparison of housing provision across different settlement types. The information is sourced from the 2024 Rosstat yearbook and covers over twenty years of observations

2000 2010 2021 2022 2023 2023 Average total floor space of resi…Average total floor space of residential premises per inhabitant1),2) (end of the year) – total, m2 Average total floor space of residential premises per inhabitant1),2) (end of the year) – total, m2 / 2000: 19.2 Average total floor space of residential premises per inhabitant1),2) (end of the year) – total, m2 / 2010: 22.6 Average total floor space of residential premises per inhabitant1),2) (end of the year) – total, m2 / 2021: 27.5 Average total floor space of residential premises per inhabitant1),2) (end of the year) – total, m2 / 2022: 28.2 Average total floor space of residential premises per inhabitant1),2) (end of the year) – total, m2 / 2023: 28.8 of which: — in urban areas of which: — in urban areas / 2000: 18.9 of which: — in urban areas / 2010: 22.1 of which: — in urban areas / 2021: 27.4 of which: — in urban areas / 2022: 28.0 of which: — in urban areas / 2023: 28.3 of which: — in rural areas of which: — in rural areas / 2000: 19.9 of which: — in rural areas / 2010: 24.0 of which: — in rural areas / 2021: 28.0 of which: — in rural areas / 2022: 29.0 of which: — in rural areas / 2023: 30.4 of which: — Number of dwellings1)…of which: — Number of dwellings1) – total, million of which: — Number of dwellings1) – total, million / 2000: 55.1 of which: — Number of dwellings1) – total, million / 2010: 60.1 of which: — Number of dwellings1) – total, million / 2021: 70.2 of which: — Number of dwellings1) – total, million / 2022: 71.2 of which: — Number of dwellings1) – total, million / 2023: 72.3 of which: — one-room of which: — one-room / 2000: 12.8 of which: — one-room / 2010: 14.1 of which: — one-room / 2021: 18.0 of which: — one-room / 2022: 18.4 of which: — one-room / 2023: 18.8 of which: — two-room of which: — two-room / 2000: 22.6 of which: — two-room / 2010: 23.9 of which: — two-room / 2021: 26.7 of which: — two-room / 2022: 27.0 of which: — two-room / 2023: 27.3 of which: — three-room of which: — three-room / 2000: 16.2 of which: — three-room / 2010: 17.4 of which: — three-room / 2021: 19.4 of which: — three-room / 2022: 19.6 of which: — three-room / 2023: 19.8 of which: — four-room and more of which: — four-room and more / 2000: 3.50 of which: — four-room and more / 2010: 4.70 of which: — four-room and more / 2021: 5.80 of which: — four-room and more / 2022: 6.00 of which: — four-room and more / 2023: 6.00 of which: — Average size of one a…of which: — Average size of one apartment1), m2 of total floor area of residential premises of which: — Average size of one apartment1), m2 of total floor area of residential premises / 2000: 49.1 of which: — Average size of one apartment1), m2 of total floor area of residential premises / 2010: 52.9 of which: — Average size of one apartment1), m2 of total floor area of residential premises / 2021: 56.9 of which: — Average size of one apartment1), m2 of total floor area of residential premises / 2022: 57.3 of which: — Average size of one apartment1), m2 of total floor area of residential premises / 2023: 57.6 of which: — one-room of which: — one-room / 2000: 32.0 of which: — one-room / 2010: 33.4 of which: — one-room / 2021: 36.7 of which: — one-room / 2022: 37.1 of which: — one-room / 2023: 37.1 of which: — two-room of which: — two-room / 2000: 45.4 of which: — two-room / 2010: 47.2 of which: — two-room / 2021: 50.0 of which: — two-room / 2022: 50.4 of which: — two-room / 2023: 50.7 of which: — three-room of which: — three-room / 2000: 60.4 of which: — three-room / 2010: 63.4 of which: — three-room / 2021: 67.8 of which: — three-room / 2022: 68.5 of which: — three-room / 2023: 69.0 of which: — four-room and more of which: — four-room and more / 2000: 82.6 of which: — four-room and more / 2010: 102.0 of which: — four-room and more / 2021: 112.0 of which: — four-room and more / 2022: 112.6 of which: — four-room and more / 2023: 113.3 Number of families that received …Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — thousand Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — thousand / 2000: 253.0 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — thousand / 2010: 244.0 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — thousand / 2021: 94.0 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — thousand / 2022: 94.0 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — thousand / 2023: 92.0 Number of families that received …Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — in % of the number of families registered as in need of residential premises Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — in % of the number of families registered as in need of residential premises / 2000: 4.00 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — in % of the number of families registered as in need of residential premises / 2010: 9.00 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — in % of the number of families registered as in need of residential premises / 2021: 4.00 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — in % of the number of families registered as in need of residential premises / 2022: 4.00 Number of families that received residential premises and improved their housing conditions during the year3): — in % of the number of families registered as in need of residential premises / 2023: 5.00 Number of families registered as …Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand / 2000: 5,419 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand / 2010: 2,821 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand / 2021: 2,096 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand / 2022: 1,987 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand / 2023: 1,862 Number of families registered as …Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families / 2000: 11.0 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families / 2010: 6.00 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families / 2021: 4.00 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families / 2022: 3.00 Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families / 2023: 3.00
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The table is a snapshot — 17 series shown across 6 breakdowns. 85 values in total.

“Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — thousand” leads the table with 1,862, “Number of families registered as in need of residential premises3) (end of the year): — in % of the total number of families” closes it with 3. The gap between them is 621-fold.

All table numbers are series: 17
Series 200020102021202220232023
Общая площадь жилых помещений, приходящаяся в среднем на одного жителя1),2) (на конец года) – всего, м2 19,20 22,60 27,50 28,20 28,80 —
из нее: — в городской местности 18,90 22,10 27,40 28,00 28,30 —
из нее: — в сельской местности 19,90 24,00 28,00 29,00 30,40 —
из нее: — Число квартир1) – всего, млн 55,10 60,10 70,20 71,20 72,30 —
из нее: — однокомнатных 12,80 14,10 18,00 18,40 18,80 —
из нее: — двухкомнатных 22,60 23,90 26,70 27,00 27,30 —
из нее: — трехкомнатных 16,20 17,40 19,40 19,60 19,80 —
из нее: — четырехкомнатных и более 3,50 4,70 5,80 6,00 6,00 —
из нее: — Средний размер одной квартиры1), м2 общей площади жилых помещений 49,10 52,90 56,90 57,30 57,60 —
из нее: — однокомнатной 32,00 33,40 36,70 37,10 37,10 —
из нее: — двухкомнатной 45,40 47,20 50,00 50,40 50,70 —
из нее: — трехкомнатной 60,40 63,40 67,80 68,50 69,00 —
из нее: — четырехкомнатной и более 82,60 102,00 112,00 112,60 113,30 —
Число семей, получивших жилые помещения и улучшивших жилищные условия за год3): — тыс. 253,00 244,00 94,00 94,00 92,00 —
Число семей, получивших жилые помещения и улучшивших жилищные условия за год3): — в процентах от числа семей, состоявших на учете в качестве нуждающихся в жилых помещениях 4,00 9,00 4,00 4,00 5,00 —
Число семей, состоявших на учете в качестве нуждающихся в жилых помещениях3) (на конец года): — тыс. 5 419,00 2 821,00 2 096,00 1 987,00 1 862,00 —
Число семей, состоявших на учете в качестве нуждающихся в жилых помещениях3) (на конец года): — в процентах от общего числа семей 11,00 6,00 4,00 3,00 3,00 —

How to read this table

Row variations help assess the gap in housing conditions between urban and rural areas. While total area shows general trends, the breakdown by locality type highlights specific differences in housing stock distribution. This data is useful for analyzing residential construction and long-term urban and rural infrastructure planning

What is visible in these numbers

Only 83% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

The same indicator in other breakdowns (1)

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Period and application

These statistics are published as part of the annual housing conditions review. Data from 2000 to 2023 enables multi-year comparative analysis. The information is relevant for demographers, urban planners, and specialists in housing and land-use planning

1) В связи с отсутствием нормативно-правового акта, устанавливающего порядок государственного учета жилищного фонда в Российской Федерации, в том числе его государственного технического учета (включая техническую инвентаризацию), официальная статистическая информация о жилищном фонде за 2021 – 2023 гг. сформирована не по полному кругу единиц учета.

2) Данные за 2021 г. пересчитаны с учетом итогов ВПН-2020.

3) Включая одиноких.

1) Because of the lack of a normative legal act that should establish the procedure for the state registration of housing stock and its state technical accounting (including technical inventory) in the Russian Federation), since 2021 – 2023 official statistical information on housing fund is being developed for incomplete coverage of accounting units.

2) Data for 2021 are presented taking into account the All-Russian Population Census of 2020 results.

3) Including singles.

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