In October, the average cost of renting one-room apartments in Russian megacities decreased by 3.2% compared to a year, two-room apartments by 4.4%, RBC writes, citing data from the Atashi agency. One-room apartments fell in price the most in Kazan (by 11.3%, to 32.9 thousand rubles), and two-room apartments in Moscow (by 14.6%, to 97.1 thousand rubles). Analysts attribute the trend to an oversupply, which has not been seen since 2020: investment apartments purchased during the cheap mortgage period are entering the market.

In October, the average cost of renting one-room apartments in Russian megacities decreased by 3.2% compared to a year, two-room apartments by 4.4%, RBC writes, citing data from the Atashi agency. One-room apartments fell in price the most in Kazan (by 11.3%, to 32.9 thousand rubles), and two-room apartments in Moscow (by 14.6%, to 97.1 thousand rubles). Analysts attribute the trend to an oversupply, which has not been seen since 2020: investment apartments purchased during the cheap mortgage period are entering the market.