St. St. Petersburg ranked first among cities of more than a million in terms of the risk of further increase in average rental rates of one-room apartments. The publication reports that “News” Citing a study by the federal company Etazhi.
The second and third places in the ranking were taken by Moscow and Samara, respectively. When compiling the rating, analysts took into account the dynamics of changes in rental rates over the past three years, interest in short-term rentals and the ratio of supply and demand for housing in the rental market.
According to Alexander Ivanov, Etazhi’s leading analyst, the largest increase in average rental rates for one-room apartments among more than million residents last year was in Nizhny Novgorod, Chelyabinsk, St. Recorded in St. Petersburg, Volgograd and Perm.
Especially St. In St. Petersburg, rates rose 28.4%, but even taking that into account, they remain about 8% below the January 2023 level. The publication also writes that the city periodically experiences a shortage of affordable rental housing.
Rental prices in Moscow increased by 19.6% during the year, but compared to the beginning of 2023, prices are also 5% lower. In Samara, the lag compared to the level of two years ago is 1.6%.
Experts identified Chelyabinsk, Volgograd, Omsk, Rostov-on-Don and Nizhny Novgorod as the most “overheated” markets. Prices there increased by 30-57 percent in two years. We can expect a correction in rental prices in these cities in the near future.
In general, analysts predict a high risk of a further increase in rental prices by 1-1.5% per month in large cities against the background of a decrease in the availability of mortgage loans. This may increase demand for long-term rental housing.
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Russians before warned A sharp increase in rental prices is expected in 2024.