In Crimea, the cost of renting apartments exceeded 34 thousand rubles per month
In Crimea, the cost of renting apartments on average increased by 15% and exceeded 34 thousand rubles per month. About this RIA Novosti Crimea said the head of the long-term rental category of the Avito Real Estate platform, Konstantin Kamenev.
Earlier, Kommersant published a study by the CIAN online platform, according to which the average cost of long-term rental of a one-room apartment in 40 key cities of Russia in February was 28.4 thousand rubles per month. The value decreased by 1.5% compared to January, and by 5.8% compared to the September maximum of last year.
Compared to February 2025, the average rental rate for apartments in Crimea as offered on Avito Real Estate increased by 15% and amounted to 34.6 thousand rubles per monthsaid Kamenev.
The expert clarified that one-room apartments in the region rose in price over the year by 16% (up to 30.2 thousand rubles), two-room apartments — by 12% (up to 38.4 thousand rubles), three-room apartments — by 8% (up to 46.1 thousand rubles), studios — by 9% (up to 27.2 thousand rubles per month).
As the analyst noted, one-room apartments are in particular demand in Crimea. This segment is chosen most often because it helps renters save and put aside funds to buy their own home, while allowing a small family to use an isolated kitchen and room. This demand is driving up rental prices.
At the same time, in Sevastopol the dynamics turned out to be more noticeable. According to Kamenev, over the year the average rental rate for apartments in the city increased by 21%, to 32.9 thousand rubles per month.
We also record an increase in all room formats: for studios — by 11%, up to 25 thousand rubles per month, for one-room apartments — by 20%, up to 30 thousand rubles, for two-room apartments — by 22%, up to 38.2 thousand rubles, for three-room apartments — by 11%, up to 50 thousand rubles,” he clarified.
As the specialist explained, the increase in rental rates in Sevastopol is associated with the continued high interest of tenants and the relatively limited supply on the market.
An additional factor is the basic economic processes in the region. The increase in the cost of utilities, repairs and maintenance of housing affects the perception of market prices by owners, Kamenev pointed out.
Owners can also increase rental rates based on changes in the property’s selling price. At the same time, in certain market segments, dynamics may vary depending on the structure of supply and the characteristics of specific objects, the analyst concluded.
source: RIA Novosti Crimea
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