Distribution of housing stock by year of construction in 2024
Buildings from different eras shape the current landscape of towns and villages: the data reflects the distribution of housing from buildings constructed before 1920 to those built after 1995. Rows are categorized by type of measurement, including the number of individual houses, the number of apartment buildings, and total residential area in thousands of square meters. The 2024 snapshot shows the proportion of housing over a hundred years old versus recent construction
Distribution of housing stock by year of construction in 2024: number of houses and area
Set in numbers
3 series, arranged across 5 breakdowns rather than over time. 15 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Number of residential houses (individually defined buildings), units” — 5.3 million; the smallest is “Number of multi‑apartment residential buildings, units” at 212,685. The gap between them is 24.9-fold.
All table numbers are series: 3
| Series | до 1920 | 1921-1945 | 1946-1970 | 1971-1995 | после 1995 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Число жилых домов (индивидуально-определенных зданий), единиц | 677 258,00 | 1 567 693,00 | 6 941 305,00 | 4 830 609,00 | 5 297 617,00 |
| Число многоквартирных жилых домов, единиц | 52 724,00 | 80 068,00 | 508 746,00 | 662 337,00 | 212 685,00 |
| Общая площадь жилых помещений, тыс. м2 | 73 620,90 | 139 598,20 | 969 189,10 | 1 465 532,80 | 1 624 210,10 |
How to read this table
Row differences help assess the structure of the housing stock: the number of private houses can be compared to apartment buildings and correlated with total floor area. Columns by construction period allow for tracking changes in housing completions across different decades. This data shows the current prevalence of old versus new housing stock in the country
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Period and application
The data is current for 2024 and includes figures for individual houses and apartment buildings. This information is useful for urban planners, real estate specialists, and those studying the state of the housing stock in Russia. Data is updated as part of annual statistical monitoring
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