Eastside residents construct summer homes: sales surge by 37%
Summer's here, and it looks like Russians are going all-out on outdoor renovations! According to a press release from Avito, sales of ready-made summer house structures skyrocketed by a whopping 37% in the first quarter of this year.
But that's not all! Garage sales experienced an even bigger surge, climbing by an impressive 87%, with the average price hitting a hefty 92,000 rubles. Banya sales followed suit, shooting up by 73%, setting the average price at a steep 250,000 rubles. The market for outbuildings saw a substantial 69% lift, with the average cost reaching 52,000 rubles. Veranda and terrace sales took a more modest 14% jump, with the average price at a cool 50,000 rubles on the platform.
And the good times kept rolling, as sales of ready-made gazebos and wells also saw an uptick. Gazebos averaged at 59,000 rubles, while wells came in at an affordable 16,000 rubles. It seems like all over Russia, folks are pulling out the big bucks to transform their backyards!
While I couldn't find Avito's specific sales data on outdoor structures in Q1, it's worth reaching out to them directly for more detailed reports. There you have it, folks! Russia's outdoor renovation revolution is in full swing! Now get out there and make your backyard the envy of the neighborhood!
In this outdoor renovation revolution across Russia, homemakers are not only focusing on summer houses but also extending their interest to home-and-garden essentials such as verandas and terraces, with an average price of 50,000 rubles. Moreover, the popularity of home-and-garden lifestyle elements, such as gazebos and wells, has also witnessed a growth, as they average at 59,000 rubles and 16,000 rubles, respectively.
