This data for 2022, 2023, and 2024 allows for comparing price levels across different localities. The cost of living index is expressed as a ratio to the average value for the Russian Federation, highlighting where goods and services are more or less expensive. The table contains 287 rows, each corresponding to a specific city, including Belgorod and Gubkin, making it possible to track territorial differences in living expenses
Chart of the cost of living index by Russian cities for 2022–2024, as a ratio to the national average
Rosstat data for 2022–2024. Rows: 287, periods: 3. Measurement unit — average per year; in times. Breakdown by positions: Russian Federation; Belgorod; Gubkin; Stary Oskol; Bryansk and others
Vladimir: the indicator decreased from 1.02 to 1 over 2022–2024 — by 1.96%. Of the 16 largest rows, 4 increased, 12 decreased
The ratio values allow for comparing each city to the national average, which is set as unity. Rows are categorized by city, making it easy to identify where the cost of living exceeds or falls below the average. Comparison is available for all 287 settlements listed for each year of the specified three-year period, enabling analysis of price level changes in specific territories over time
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Vladimir (1.02), Kaluga (1.01), Russian Federation (1), Ivanovo (0.98), Obninsk (0.98). The top five account for 21.3% of the total across all positions
Annual observations, 3 periods in the dataset. Of 75 possible values, 75 (100%) are filled — almost no empty cells remain
Information is updated annually as part of the statistical yearbook and covers data from 2022 to 2024. This information is useful for analysts, economists, and those studying regional price level differences across the country. Rosstat data provides a view of the current cost of living by city and allows for tracking its dynamics over three years
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