Areas of Assessment and Regional Differences in the Volume and Qualitative Structure of the Housing Market in Russia

Q4 Social Sciences

Perspectives on Federalism Pub Date : 2023-07-15 DOI:10.21686/2073-1051-2023-2-66-91

S. Bychkova, A. Dukhon, O. Obraztsova, N. Epshtein

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Abstract

Residential real estate is one of the most important types of assets, the lack of which becomes impossible the existence and development of the economy. For an entire sector of households, dwellings are not only a source of livelihood, but also determine the cost of living. Moreover, in the 2008 SNA Manual the production of housing services by homeowners for their own consumption is included in the production boundary (as in earlier versions of the UN SNA). This once again emphasizes the importance of studying the housing stock as the most important basis for the real estate market. In addition, the volume, dynamics and structure of the housing stock in various areas of classification is an important factor in the formation of the real estate market, its object-by-object basis, as well as the development of the activities of the subjects of this market. The above considerations determined the relevance of studying the composition and structure of the housing stock of the Russian Federation, including regional differences in the housing stock in the context of a complex of classification features.

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评估领域和区域差异在俄罗斯住房市场的数量和质量结构

住宅房地产是我国最重要的资产类型之一，没有住宅房地产，经济就无法生存和发展。对于整个家庭来说，住房不仅是生计的来源，而且还决定着生活成本。此外，在2008年国民核算体系手册中，业主为自己消费而提供的住房服务的生产被列入生产边界(与早期版本的联合国国民核算体系一样)。这再次强调了研究住房存量作为房地产市场最重要依据的重要性。此外，各个分类地区的存量住房的数量、动态和结构是房地产市场形成的重要因素，它的对象对对象的基础，以及这个市场主体活动的发展。上述考虑决定了研究俄罗斯联邦住房存量的组成和结构的相关性，包括在分类特征复杂的背景下研究住房存量的区域差异。

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