Housing commissioned by regions of Russia
Housing commissioned, thousand m² of total area. Latest data as of 2024. Number of regions in the table: 85.
| № | Region | thousand m² of total area | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Moscow Region | 11 404,5 | +337% |
| 2 | Krasnodar Territory | 6 682,4 | +380% |
| 3 | Moscow | 6 547,7 | +96% |
| 4 | Leningrad Region | 4 065,0 | +938% |
| 5 | Tyumen Region | 3 911,1 | +332% |
| 6 | Republic of Tatarstan | 3 452,7 | +130% |
| 7 | Sverdlovsk Region | 3 349,5 | +443% |
| 8 | Republic of Bashkortostan | 3 348,2 | +167% |
| 9 | Rostov Region | 2 950,9 | +209% |
| 10 | Republic of Dagestan | 2 901,0 | +570% |
| 11 | Saint Petersburg | 2 666,2 | +147% |
| 12 | Novosibirsk Region | 2 630,0 | +421% |
| 13 | Chechen Republic | 2 605,0 | +6 332% |
| 14 | Samara Region | 2 012,8 | +191% |
| 15 | Nizhny Novgorod Region | 2 010,0 | +248% |
| 16 | Chelyabinsk Region | 1 985,2 | +197% |
| 17 | Voronezh Region | 1 932,5 | +240% |
| 18 | Stavropol Territory | 1 890,4 | +183% |
| 19 | Perm Territory | 1 753,9 | +431% |
| 20 | Irkutsk Region | 1 605,2 | +764% |
| 21 | Krasnoyarsk Territory | 1 489,2 | +236% |
| 22 | Udmurt Republic | 1 400,9 | +445% |
| 23 | Primorsky Territory | 1 306,6 | +583% |
| 24 | Republic of Crimea | 1 239,8 | +95% |
| 25 | Kaliningrad Region | 1 220,6 | +610% |
| 26 | Orenburg Region | 1 189,4 | +209% |
| 27 | Saratov Region | 1 056,4 | +124% |
| 28 | Penza Region | 1 054,5 | +372% |
| 29 | Volgograd Region | 1 036,2 | +159% |
| 30 | Vladimir Region | 1 027,5 | +266% |
| 31 | Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra | 975,7 | +175% |
| 32 | Kaluga Region | 969,6 | +444% |
| 33 | Yaroslavl Region | 953,7 | +629% |
| 34 | Kemerovo Region | 933,0 | +176% |
| 35 | Tula Region | 917,0 | +265% |
| 36 | Altai Territory | 875,4 | +111% |
| 37 | Omsk Region | 868,9 | +243% |
| 38 | Tver Region | 863,8 | +297% |
| 39 | Belgorod Region | 853,2 | +21% |
| 40 | Lipetsk Region | 791,2 | +146% |
| 41 | Chuvash Republic | 786,5 | +57% |
| 42 | Sakha Republic | 752,4 | +204% |
| 43 | Ulyanovsk Region | 735,1 | +243% |
| 44 | Kursk Region | 721,5 | +311% |
| 45 | Vologda Region | 682,7 | +234% |
| 46 | Kabardino-Balkar Republic | 610,8 | +217% |
| 47 | Bryansk Region | 609,6 | +171% |
| 48 | Kirov Region | 603,8 | +173% |
| 49 | Ryazan Region | 602,8 | +136% |
| 50 | Astrakhan Region | 601,3 | +24% |
| 51 | Republic of Adygea | 565,6 | +734% |
| 52 | Tomsk Region | 547,6 | +167% |
| 53 | Republic of Buryatia | 533,0 | +213% |
| 54 | Khabarovsk Territory | 527,4 | +254% |
| 55 | Republic of North Ossetia – Alania | 511,1 | +280% |
| 56 | Amur Region | 506,6 | +317% |
| 57 | Smolensk Region | 494,8 | +192% |
| 58 | Mari El Republic | 484,4 | +303% |
| 59 | Arkhangelsk Region | 478,6 | +515% |
| 60 | Sakhalin Region | 463,1 | +597% |
| 61 | Ivanovo Region | 460,2 | +336% |
| 62 | Zabaykalsky Territory | 455,6 | +509% |
| 63 | Tambov Region | 417,9 | +73% |
| 64 | Orel Region | 385,0 | +57% |
| 65 | Karachay-Cherkess Republic | 372,8 | +643% |
| 66 | Kurgan Region | 372,7 | +409% |
| 67 | Republic of Mordovia | 367,6 | +102% |
| 68 | Republic of Khakassia | 364,6 | +177% |
| 69 | Pskov Region | 361,7 | +342% |
| 70 | Sevastopol | 346,2 | +42% |
| 71 | Tuva Republic | 340,9 | +993% |
| 72 | Novgorod Region | 337,9 | +280% |
| 73 | Republic of Karelia | 333,9 | +434% |
| 74 | Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug | 332,0 | +243% |
| 75 | Kostroma Region | 318,8 | +103% |
| 76 | Republic of Komi | 227,0 | −14% |
| 77 | Altai Republic | 223,8 | +810% |
| 78 | Republic of Ingushetia | 171,7 | +1 076% |
| 79 | Republic of Kalmykia | 130,9 | +256% |
| 80 | Kamchatka Territory | 81,7 | +989% |
| 81 | Murmansk Region | 72,2 | +159% |
| 82 | Jewish Autonomous Region | 39,0 | +387% |
| 83 | Nenets Autonomous Okrug | 25,2 | +107% |
| 84 | Magadan Region | 9,5 | +53% |
| 85 | Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 6,2 | +672% |