Total occupied area under social tenancy agreements in 2021
The total volume of housing distributed under social tenancy agreements is presented by constituent entity and federal district for 2021. The rows list federal districts and constituent entities, from the Russian Federation as a whole to individual regions, allowing for a comparison of social housing volumes across regions. A separate column highlights the floor area in new housing units, showing how much new housing was provided through this mechanism in each region
Table of total occupied floor area under social tenancy agreements by Russian region in 2021
See also
- Housing commissioning in Russia by year long time series by year
- Сколько кв. метров жилья на человека в России indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Number of series: 94, number of indicators: 2. The breakdown is by the following positions: Russian Federation; Central Federal District; Vladimir Oblast; Ivanovo Oblast; Kaluga Oblast and others
The five largest values are: Russian Federation (905 521), Northwestern Federal District (176 850), Central Federal District (111 242), Moscow Oblast (26 834), Leningrad Oblast (24 642). The gap between the largest and smallest is 1 293 times. The top five account for 89.9% of the total for all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 94
How to read this table
Differences between rows allow for an assessment of the housing stock scale at various administrative levels, from the national level to specific regions. Comparing columns helps determine the share of modern housing within the total social stock, as data is divided into total floor area and area specifically in new buildings
What is visible in these numbers
The dataset contains the following indicators: total; including in newly constructed buildings
50 out of 50 cells contain numbers (100%) — there are almost no empty cells left
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Period and application
The 2021 data is relevant for analyzing housing policy and the distribution of housing stock. The information will be useful for sociologists, urban planners, and government representatives studying population living conditions
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