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Average consumer tariffs for selected types of services, 2019–2024

at year-end; rubles

· dynamics annual · rows: 8 · periods: 6 · section: Social status and standard of living of the population (России. 2025)

Average consumer tariffs show the cost of utility services in Russia from 2019 to 2024. Eight rows present various service types: from housing fees in state and municipal housing funds to housing maintenance and repairs for owners, and electricity costs for apartments without electric stoves. Data are provided in rubles at year-end, allowing for the tracking of service cost changes

Chart showing changes in average consumer utility tariffs in Russia from 2019 to 2024, rubles

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Set in numbers

The table holds 8 series in at year-end; rubles, running from 2019 to 2024, 6 reporting periods. 48 values in total.

“Rent in state and municipal housing funds, per m2 of total area” rose by 30.2% between 2019 and 2024, from 30.5 to 39.7.

All table numbers are series: 8

How to read this table

Table rows categorize different types of household utility expenditures. Comparing them shows the share of payments for housing stock maintenance versus electricity supply or other services. The list includes eight categories, enabling a comparison of price dynamics across different utility types over the same period

What is visible in these numbers

“Heating, per Gcal” leads the table with 2,653 at year-end; rubles, “Содержание, ремонт жилья для граждан-собственников жилья в результате приватизации, граждан-собственников жилых помещений по иным основаниям, за м2 общей площади” closes it with 27.1 at year-end; rubles. The gap between them is 97.9-fold.

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Period and application

Indicators are updated annually based on official Rosstat data. The information covers the period from 2019 to 2024 and is useful for personal budgeting, analyzing regional costs of living, or studying long-term utility tariff dynamics