There will not be one scenario for the real estate market in Crimea, real estate expert Elena Rakhimova said that until the end of 2026, the housing market in Crimea will not operate according to one scenario - the dynamics will change by city and sector. "I would not say that until the end of 2026 the real estate market in Crimea will definitely go in the direction of either an increase or a decrease in prices. Now we see a more complex picture - the market is becoming selective, and the buyer is becoming more demanding," Rakimova said. She noted that in the months of January-July, the prices of new buildings in the Republic decreased by 5% from year to year, and in Sevastopol they became more expensive by 11%. The expert allows targeted price reductions where prices are too high and supply exceeds demand, but he does not expect a massive reduction in prices: good properties in sought-after locations will retain their value. Rakimova advises that when choosing discounts and payments, you should look at the full purchase cost, not the figure that appears in the ad, and enter written agreements with the developer. The main advice is not to guess the perfect moment, but to determine the goal, calculate the budget and check the legal purity of the object. Image created by AI Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

There will not be one scenario for the real estate market in Crimea, real estate expert Elena Rakhimova said that until the end of 2026, the housing market in Crimea will not operate according to one scenario - the dynamics will change by city and sector. "I would not say that until the end of 2026 the real estate market in Crimea will definitely go in the direction of either an increase or a decrease in prices. Now we see a more complex picture - the market is becoming selective, and the buyer is becoming more demanding," Rakimova said. She noted that in the months of January-July, the prices of new buildings in the Republic decreased by 5% from year to year, and in Sevastopol they became more expensive by 11%. The expert allows targeted price reductions where prices are too high and supply exceeds demand, but he does not expect a massive reduction in prices: good properties in sought-after locations will retain their value. Rakimova advises that when choosing discounts and payments, you should look at the full purchase cost, not the figure that appears in the ad, and enter written agreements with the developer. The main advice is not to guess the perfect moment, but to determine the goal, calculate the budget and check the legal purity of the object. Image created by AI Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".