CrimeaPRESS reports:
According to Sberbank analysts, in Crimea and Sevastopol, 55% of housing is purchased by residents of other regions. Of these, 10% are residents of Moscow and the Moscow region, 6% are residents of the Krasnodar Territory neighboring the peninsula.
Over the past year, the average portrait of a real estate buyer with a mortgage looks like this: a 41-year-old woman, married and with two children, monthly income — 74 thousand rubles, down payment from 30 to 50% of the total cost of housing, about 3.8 million rubles — bank credit support.
Russians’ demand for real estate in Crimea and Sevastopol continues to grow. This is due to both the active development of the peninsula’s infrastructure and the increase in supply on the real estate market. On the peninsula, including with our project financing, modern residential complexes, cottage communities and apartments are being built, which attract buyers from all over the country. This is both an opportunity to improve your family’s living conditions with government support, and a long-term investment in resort real estate. In 2023, seven out of ten mortgages were issued under preferential programs with government support. This year this trend remains noticeable in the Crimean real estate market. Including by expanding the capabilities of benefit programs. Since March, by combining family and market mortgages, you can get a loan 2.5 times larger than the established limit; from April 5, accepting applications for IT mortgage— quotes the press service of the manager of the Head Office of Sberbank in Crimea, Andrey Podsvirov.
Analysts also note that the cost of a square meter of housing on the peninsula today is on average 180 thousand rubles on the primary market and 140 thousand rubles on the secondary market.
source: press service of the South-West Bank of Sberbank
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