Rosstat data on how many households in 2024 planned to improve housing
In 2024, households expressed their intention to improve their housing conditions, and this statistic breaks them down into different groups. The rows in the table are differentiated by type of residence, allowing for an analysis of the structure of those seeking change based on where they live. The data is presented as a snapshot for a single year without reference to historical trends. The indicators reflect the overall picture of population plans for improving living standards
Distribution of households by intention to improve housing conditions in 2024, in percent
See also
- Сколько преступлений в России за год: 1,91 млн в 2024-м indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 8 series shown across 3 breakdowns. 24 values in total.
“Все домохозяйства, собирающиеся улучшить свои жилищные условия в ближайшие 2 – 3 года” leads the table with 100, “Все домохозяйства, собирающиеся улучшить свои жилищные условия в ближайшие 2 – 3 года — не определено” closes it with 1.5. The gap between them is 66.7-fold.
All table numbers are series: 8
How to read this table
The rows in the list are divided by living conditions, making it possible to compare the intentions of those living in urban areas, rural areas, or specific types of housing. Comparing these categories helps to understand in which population groups the demand for quality housing is more pronounced. All calculations are based on percentages of the total number of respondents, where the total row 'All households' equals 100 percent
More in the section Social status and standard of living of the population»
Period and application
The information is current for 2024 and reflects the situation at the time of the survey. This single-snapshot format is useful for sociologists, urban planners, and real estate market specialists to assess social demand. Data on this topic is updated according to the publication schedule for the section on social status and living standards of the population
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