Households' assessment of housing condition by presence of children
In 2024, families assessed their housing quality, focusing on heating and lighting. The table rows categorize households by the presence and number of children under 18, allowing for a comparison of living conditions across different groups. The data is presented as a snapshot, with indicators representing the percentage of respondents
Table of household assessments of housing conditions by number of children in 2024
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 19 series across 5 breakdowns. 95 values in total.
“All households” leads the table with 100, “Из числа всех домохозяйств оценили состояние своего жилого помещения как: — не определено” closes it with 0.
All table numbers are series: 19
How to read this table
Row differences are based on family composition, ranging from the total number of households to specific groups with children of various ages. This helps identify how the presence of minors affects perceptions of comfort, such as whether families with children more frequently report insufficient sunlight or heating. Comparisons should be made using the percentages within each category to provide a nationwide overview
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Period and application
The data was collected for 2024 and reflects the current state of the housing stock through the lens of residents' subjective perceptions. This information is relevant for housing and social policy specialists interested in the comfort levels of families with children. Data updates for this snapshot are released according to the Rosstat statistical yearbook publication schedule
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