Kirov leads August rise in secondary housing prices
Prices for secondary housing rose in August 2026 across most major Russian cities, with Kirov leading the increase at 3.6%, while Astrakhan saw the largest decline at 2.9%. The national average increased by 0.6% to 133,700 rubles per square meter.
Consensus
- In August 2026, the average price of secondary housing in large and major Russian cities increased by 0.6%.
- The average price of secondary housing across the analyzed cities reached 133,700 rubles for one square meter.
- Prices increased in 59 out of 70 cities analyzed.
- Kirov recorded the highest price increase among cities with over 100,000 residents.
- Prices decreased in seven cities.
- Astrakhan recorded the largest price decrease among the cities analyzed.
- In seven cities, prices remained unchanged: Makhachkala, Kurgan, Ivanovo, Yekaterinburg, and four others.
- In Moscow, the price of secondary housing reached 430,000 rubles per square meter.
- In Saint Petersburg, the price increased by 1.3%.
- In Ufa, the price increased by 1.8%.
Points of divergence
- In Chelyabinsk, the price increase was more than 2%, reaching 131.6 thousand rubles per square meter. — riamo
- In Chelyabinsk, the price increased by 2.3% to 131.6 thousand rubles, and in Smolensk by 2.2% to 100.7 thousand rubles. — vesti
- In Izhevsk, the price increased by more than 2% to 119 thousand rubles per square meter. — riamo
- In Izhevsk, the price increased by 2.1% to 119 thousand rubles. — vesti
- In Ufa, the price reached 135.6 thousand rubles per square meter. — riamo
- In Ufa, the price reached 134.6 thousand rubles per square meter. — vesti
- In Rostov-on-Don, the price decreased by 0.3% to 133.2 thousand rubles per square meter. — riamo
- In Rostov-on-Don, prices decreased by 0.3%, but the final price is not specified. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Kirov led price growth in secondary housing in August — РИАМО
- Kirov became the leader in price growth for second-hand housing, while Astrakhan led in price decline — Вести