Improvement of housing conditions for families on the waiting list
The difference between the beginning and the end of this six-year period is nearly nine thousand families, during which Rosstat collected data on housing purchases by citizens from the waiting lists. The list contains information on families officially recognized as needing residential premises who were able to purchase new apartments or houses. The data covers the period from 2017 to 2022 nationwide, helping to assess the actual scale of state support and the independent activity of those on the waiting list in the real estate market
Chart of the number of families registered as needing housing who improved their conditions by purchasing housing, 2017–2022
- Number of families registered as in need of housing who purchased residential premises — total
- Number of families registered as in need of housing who purchased residential premises — funded by federal sub‑sidies
- Number of families registered as in need of housing who purchased residential premises — by mortgage financing
- Number of families registered as in need of housing who purchased residential premises — Total area of residential premises purchased by families registered as in need of housing, thousand m2
- Total area of residential premises purchased by families registered as in need of housing, thousand m2 — funded by federal sub‑sidies
- Total area of residential premises purchased by families registered as in need of housing, thousand m2 — by mortgage financing
Set in numbers
Coverage: 6 series, 2017 through 2022, 6 reporting periods. 36 values in total.
Between 2017 and 2022 “Number of families registered as in need of housing who purchased residential premises — total” declined from 48,864 to 40,613 — 16.9%. The highest value in the series is 52,307 in 2019.
All table numbers are series: 6
How to read this table
The six rows of the table represent annual reports on the number of families that resolved their housing issues. Comparing indicators by year clearly demonstrates the dynamics of the process: while 48864 families were able to improve their housing conditions through home purchases in 2017, this number was 40613 families by 2022. The rows are uniform in structure, allowing for direct comparison of each year's results without additional recalculations
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Number of families registered as in need of housing who purchased residential premises — total” — 40,613; the smallest is “Total area of residential premises purchased by families registered as in need of housing, thousand m2 — funded by federal sub‑sidies” at 475. The gap between them is 85.5-fold.
The same indicator for other periods
More in the section Social status and standard of living of the population»
Period and application
The data is published in the annual yearbook on the social status and living standards of the population in Russia. The statistics cover the period from 2017 to 2022 and are regularly updated by Rosstat as regional agency reports are processed. This information is essential for sociologists, economists, housing policy specialists, and anyone researching housing affordability for the most vulnerable categories of citizens
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