This document provides a comprehensive view
of residential construction market conditions in Russia, Kazakhstan and
Ukraine. It examines the status and future prospects for both single unit
structures and multi-family dwellings, provides information and updates on
significant projects in the planning stages and currently underway.
The report also presents complete development
forecasts for the overall market and for each country for the period 2015-2020.
Did
you know that
- Housing stock per capita in Russia is only 24 m²
- 70.5 million m² of residential space was activated in Russia in 2013, the highest figure since 1990
- Ukraine has only about 24 m² of residential space per capita, including 22 m² in urban areas
- Less than 5% of home sales in Ukraine are concluded with mortgage loans
- Between 2010 and mid-2014, fewer than 20,000 families were able to purchase or obtain a property through state-run residential construction development programmes in Ukraine
- There was on average 20.9 m² residential space per capita in Kazakhstan at the end of 2013, with 23.7 m² in urban areas and 17.4 m² in rural
- In September 2014, the average interest rate for KZT denominated mortgages eased to 10.9%, down from an average of 11.5% in 2013 and 11.9% in 2012.
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- Housing stock per capita in Russia (about 24%) is significantly well below the figure seen in most European countries, where this parameter exceeds 30 m².
- In recent years, the Ukrainian government has launched several residential construction development programmes, although with limited effect so far because of the lack of funding.
- The government is determined to support residential construction projects across the country, partly through the provision of subsidised mortgages within the Regional Development programme between 2015 and 2020.
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Commonwealth of Independent States
Report describes upcoming projects, offers
forecasts for development 20142015-20192020.
Study the value, current conditions and
prospects for residential construction in the CIS region and in Russia, Ukraine
and BulgariaKazakhstan, specifically, in a newly released publication from the
construction market experts at Publisher.
Learn about the value of the residential market as a whole and rReview
data depicting the value oftrends in the two major segments – single unit
construction and multi-family buildings – in each of the three highlighted
countries and across the region.
Residential construction market in
Commonwealth of Independent States 2014, Development forecasts for
20142015-2019 2020 delivers the newest statistical data and analysis of the
housing and mortgage markets in each segment country and forecasts for market
development. This publication also details the residential market structures in
each country, noting differences and similarities, and provides projected
finished apartment totals as well as the total number and type of building
permits distributed in each residential segment.
The report offers in-depth analysis of
trends, macroeconomic conditions and other issues that have and will continue
to affect residential construction market conditions in the Commonwealth of
Independent StatesKazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine. It explores likely scenarios
in an effort to assist readers with strategic planning, estimating demand and
other vital business tasks.
In addition to an overview that describes
current conditions on the market, this document also offers separate analyses
for each segment. It describes the single-family housing segment in terms of
pricing, current available stock, forecasts market trends and significant
construction projects currently underway or in the planning stages.
Multi-unit operations are also considered in
terms of price and recent and upcoming projects, and carefully prepared
forecasts for both segmentsthe residential construction market in Russia,
Ukraine and Bulgaria Kazakhstan are featured for the period to the end of the
decade. The document also focuses on apartment supply and price, and
availability of finished units in the years ahead.
Other topics of interest include data
describing the number and type of residential construction permits issued in
the Commonwealth of Independent States, total numbers of projects and apartment
price ranges in each country.
Readers will benefit from the latest news and
facts about residential construction projects that are on the radar of major
investors, recent changes in the mortgage markets in the region and in each of
the three main markets and in the supply of housing units. The document
supplies the latest value data and offers forecasts for the speed of
development in each country until the end of the decade.
Prepared with the business information needs
of a wide range of construction industry professionals in mind, this
publication is absolutely essential to the work of those preparing to enter the
residential construction market in the CISKazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine, as
well as those currently engaged but planning to expand operations. It is also
an extremely valuable source of specialised information for distributors and
manufacturers of building materials and construction equipment intended for use
on this market as well as design and project management firms searching for
potential work opportunities.
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