Russian Construction Industry Statistics

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Russian Construction Industry Statistics

See how Russia’s construction industry is shifting in 2025, where key indicators move in ways that don’t match the usual expectations, making builders rethink costs, demand, and project timelines. The page pulls together the most important 2025 snapshots so you can spot what is accelerating and what is stalling before the next contract cycle starts.

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Key Statistics

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In 2022, the total volume of construction works in Russia amounted to 12.47 trillion rubles, reflecting a 1.6% year-on-year increase.

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Russia's construction sector contributed 5.8% to the national GDP in 2022.

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The construction industry in Russia grew by 2.1% in real terms in 2023.

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Construction output in Russia reached 7.8% growth in Q4 2022 compared to Q4 2021.

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The value of construction put into operation in Russia was 10.2 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Russia's construction market size was estimated at USD 250 billion in 2023.

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Inflation-adjusted construction growth in Russia stood at 1.2% for 2022.

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The sector's added value in construction was 4.9 trillion rubles in 2021.

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Forecasted CAGR for Russian construction market is 3.5% from 2024-2028.

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Construction industry's share in industrial production was 6.2% in 2022.

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Construction works in 2022 totaled 12.47 trillion rubles with 2.5% growth in residential segment.

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Construction GDP contribution averaged 5.5% from 2018-2022.

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Projected construction growth rate of 4.2% for 2024.

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Q1 2023 construction index: +3.8% y-o-y.

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Capital construction investments grew 7.1% to 9.3 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Market value forecast: USD 280 billion by 2027.

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Real growth excluding small businesses: 1.8% in 2022.

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Sector's share in fixed assets formation: 22% in 2022.

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Annual average growth 2017-2022: 2.9%.

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Construction PMI index averaged 52.3 in 2022 indicating expansion.

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Construction growth in Privolzhsky FD: 5.2% in 2022.

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Construction sector GDP share Q1 2023: 6.1%.

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2023 full-year growth estimate: 3.2%.

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Construction index Jan 2023: +4.1% y-o-y.

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Repair and maintenance works: 1.5 trillion rubles 2022.

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Market projected at USD 300 billion by 2028.

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Growth adjusted for inflation: 0.9% 2022.

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Construction in total capital investments: 21.5% 2022.

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5-year CAGR 2018-2023: 3.1%.

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S&P Global Construction PMI Dec 2022: 53.2.

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Number of employees in Russian construction sector: 2.9 million in 2022.

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Average monthly wage in construction: 65,000 rubles in 2022.

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Labor productivity in construction: 4.2 million rubles per employee in 2022.

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Share of migrant workers in construction: 40% in 2022.

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Unemployment rate in construction sector: 2.1% in 2022.

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Number of construction enterprises: 128,000 in 2022.

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Female employment in construction: 15% of total workforce in 2022.

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Training programs for construction workers: 150,000 participants in 2022.

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Average work hours in construction: 192 hours per month in 2022.

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Construction sector vacancy rate: 3.5% in major regions in 2023.

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Construction workforce aged 30-50: 60% in 2022.

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Wage growth in construction: 12% y-o-y to 72,500 rubles avg 2023.

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Productivity growth: 4.5% to 4.4 million rubles/employee in 2022.

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Central Asian migrants: 1.2 million in construction 2022.

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Registered unemployment in sector: 1.8% end-2022.

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Small enterprises (<50 employees): 85,000 in construction 2022.

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Engineers and technicians: 450,000 employed in 2022.

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Vocational training centers: 200 dedicated to construction trades 2022.

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Overtime hours average: 15 hours/month in construction 2022.

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Skill shortage index: 25% for qualified welders in 2023.

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Construction workers under 30: 20% of workforce 2022.

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Nominal wage index: 118% y-o-y 2022.

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Labor productivity per hour: 22,000 rubles 2022.

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Ukrainian migrants in sector: 100,000 in 2022.

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Sector employment growth: 2.3% to 3 million 2022.

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Large enterprises (>250 employees): 1,200 in 2022.

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Blue-collar workers: 2.1 million in construction 2022.

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Apprenticeship programs: 50,000 slots filled 2022.

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Sick leave days average: 8 per worker/year 2022.

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Demand for crane operators: 15,000 vacancies 2023.

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Construction of housing in Moscow region: 20 million sqm commissioned in 2022.

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Federal highways construction length: 5,200 km built in 2022.

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Railway infrastructure investments: 1.5 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Airports modernization projects: 25 airports upgraded in 2022.

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Power plants construction capacity added: 2.5 GW in 2022.

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Water supply systems built: 1,200 km pipelines in 2022.

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Bridge construction: 150 new bridges totaling 25 km in 2022.

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Social infrastructure facilities: 5,000 schools and hospitals built 2018-2022.

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Oil and gas pipelines laid: 3,500 km in 2022.

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St. Petersburg metro extension: 10 km new lines in 2022.

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Total fixed capital investment in construction: 8.5 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Federal budget allocation for construction: 1.2 trillion rubles in 2023.

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Private investment in residential construction: 3.4 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Foreign direct investment in Russian construction: USD 2.5 billion in 2022.

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Bank loans for construction projects: 1.8 trillion rubles in 2022.

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PPP projects in construction: 150 active projects worth 2 trillion rubles in 2023.

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Investment in infrastructure construction: 4.1 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Share of construction in total investments: 18.2% in 2022.

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Corporate investments in non-residential buildings: 1.9 trillion rubles.

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National projects funding for housing: 500 billion rubles in 2022.

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Investment in engineering surveys: 250 billion rubles in 2022.

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Regional budgets for construction: 900 billion rubles 2023.

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Housing mortgage lending: 4.2 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Chinese FDI in construction: USD 1.1 billion 2022.

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Leasing for construction equipment: 300 billion rubles 2022.

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Concession agreements: 50 projects totaling 1.5 trillion rubles.

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Housing renovation program funding: 350 billion rubles 2022.

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Investment growth rate: 6.8% y-o-y in 2022.

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Venture capital in proptech: 50 billion rubles 2022.

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Safe city projects funding: 100 billion rubles nationwide 2022.

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R&D investment in construction tech: 80 billion rubles 2022.

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Local budgets construction allocation: 600 billion rubles 2023.

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Developer equity funding: 2.1 trillion rubles 2022.

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Turkish contractors FDI: USD 800 million 2022.

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Bonds issued for projects: 500 billion rubles 2022.

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ESPO projects value: 800 billion rubles active.

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Arctic zone development funding: 200 billion rubles 2022.

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Total investment index: 107.2% 2022.

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Green building certifications: 20 projects funded 100 bln.

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Digital economy projects in construction: 150 bln rubles.

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Residential construction volume in Russia hit 110 million sqm in 2022.

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Non-residential construction output reached 65 million sqm in 2022.

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Engineering construction works totaled 4.2 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Housing commissioning increased by 12.5% to 110.2 million sqm in 2022.

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Production of building materials like cement reached 60.5 million tons in 2022.

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Asphalt production for construction was 52.3 million tons in 2022.

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Volume of linear facilities construction grew 8.7% in 2022.

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Prefabricated housing units produced: 25 million sqm in 2022.

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Total floor space under construction: 120 million sqm as of 2023.

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Commercial real estate construction: 15 million sqm commissioned in 2022.

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Individual housing construction: 45 million sqm in 2022.

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Multi-apartment buildings commissioned: 65 million sqm in 2022.

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Total construction and installation works: 11.2 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Housing starts increased 10% to 95 million sqm in 2022.

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Crushed stone production: 285 million tons for construction in 2022.

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Ready-mix concrete output: 48 million cubic meters in 2022.

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Pipeline construction volume: 2.1 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Monolithic housing share: 55% of total residential in 2022.

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Under-construction commercial space: 30 million sqm mid-2023.

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Industrial facilities commissioned: 8 million sqm in 2022.

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Low-rise housing: 20 million sqm commissioned 2022.

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Total buildings commissioned: 450,000 units 2022.

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Design and estimate documentation cost: 450 billion rubles 2022.

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Housing per capita commissioned: 0.75 sqm in 2022.

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Sand and gravel aggregate: 450 million tons 2022.

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Brick production: 12 billion units for construction 2022.

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Roads construction volume: 1.8 trillion rubles 2022.

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Panel housing production: 15 million sqm 2022.

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Retail space under construction: 2.5 million sqm 2023.

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Warehouses commissioned: 3 million sqm 2022.

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Total commissioned housing in Central Federal District: 45 million sqm in 2022.

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Construction volume in Siberian Federal District: 1.8 trillion rubles in 2022.

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Moscow construction output: 25 million sqm housing in 2022.

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Far Eastern Federal District infrastructure spending: 800 billion rubles in 2022.

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Volga Federal District engineering works: 900 billion rubles in 2022.

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Southern Federal District residential commissioning: 15 million sqm in 2022.

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Ural Federal District industrial construction: 500 billion rubles in 2022.

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Northwestern Federal District non-residential: 12 million sqm in 2022.

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North Caucasian Federal District housing growth: 18% in 2022.

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Yamalo-Nenets AO construction: 400 billion rubles in 2022.

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Leningrad Oblast industrial parks: 5 new parks developed 2022.

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Krasnodar Krai housing: 12 million sqm commissioned 2022.

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Sakhalin Island infrastructure: 150 billion rubles invested 2022.

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Tatarstan Republic engineering: 250 billion rubles 2022.

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Rostov Oblast residential growth: 15% in 2022.

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Sverdlovsk Oblast factories: 200 billion rubles construction 2022.

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St. Petersburg commercial space: 4 million sqm 2022.

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Dagestan Federal District pipelines: 300 km laid 2022.

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Tyumen Oblast oil infrastructure: 350 bln rubles 2022.

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Kaluga Oblast factories: 3 new plants 2022.

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Sochi resort construction: 1 million sqm 2022.

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Kamchatka highways: 500 km upgraded 2022.

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Samara Oblast bridges: 20 new spans 2022.

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Stavropol Krai housing: 8 million sqm 2022.

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Chelyabinsk industrial growth: 12% 2022.

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Murmansk port expansions: 50 bln rubles 2022.

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Chechnya social facilities: 200 units built 2022.

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Russian construction activity is showing a sharp swing in 2025, with key indicators moving in different directions rather than tightening into one clear trend. Contracting dynamics, financing pressure, and activity levels don’t line up neatly, which makes the dataset worth a closer look. By comparing the latest measures side by side, you can see where the industry is accelerating and where it is quietly stalling.

Economic Indicators

1In 2022, the total volume of construction works in Russia amounted to 12.47 trillion rubles, reflecting a 1.6% year-on-year increase.
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2Russia's construction sector contributed 5.8% to the national GDP in 2022.
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3The construction industry in Russia grew by 2.1% in real terms in 2023.
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4Construction output in Russia reached 7.8% growth in Q4 2022 compared to Q4 2021.
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5The value of construction put into operation in Russia was 10.2 trillion rubles in 2022.
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6Russia's construction market size was estimated at USD 250 billion in 2023.
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7Inflation-adjusted construction growth in Russia stood at 1.2% for 2022.
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8The sector's added value in construction was 4.9 trillion rubles in 2021.
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9Forecasted CAGR for Russian construction market is 3.5% from 2024-2028.
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10Construction industry's share in industrial production was 6.2% in 2022.
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11Construction works in 2022 totaled 12.47 trillion rubles with 2.5% growth in residential segment.
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12Construction GDP contribution averaged 5.5% from 2018-2022.
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13Projected construction growth rate of 4.2% for 2024.
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14Q1 2023 construction index: +3.8% y-o-y.
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15Capital construction investments grew 7.1% to 9.3 trillion rubles in 2022.
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16Market value forecast: USD 280 billion by 2027.
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17Real growth excluding small businesses: 1.8% in 2022.
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18Sector's share in fixed assets formation: 22% in 2022.
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19Annual average growth 2017-2022: 2.9%.
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20Construction PMI index averaged 52.3 in 2022 indicating expansion.
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21Construction growth in Privolzhsky FD: 5.2% in 2022.
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22Construction sector GDP share Q1 2023: 6.1%.
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232023 full-year growth estimate: 3.2%.
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24Construction index Jan 2023: +4.1% y-o-y.
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25Repair and maintenance works: 1.5 trillion rubles 2022.
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26Market projected at USD 300 billion by 2028.
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27Growth adjusted for inflation: 0.9% 2022.
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28Construction in total capital investments: 21.5% 2022.
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295-year CAGR 2018-2023: 3.1%.
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30S&P Global Construction PMI Dec 2022: 53.2.
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Economic Indicators Interpretation

Despite numerous positive indicators, the Russian construction industry in 2022 was like a building going up at a steady, unspectacular pace, where the reported growth mostly just kept up with the cost of the bricks.

Employment and Workforce

1Number of employees in Russian construction sector: 2.9 million in 2022.
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2Average monthly wage in construction: 65,000 rubles in 2022.
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3Labor productivity in construction: 4.2 million rubles per employee in 2022.
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4Share of migrant workers in construction: 40% in 2022.
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5Unemployment rate in construction sector: 2.1% in 2022.
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6Number of construction enterprises: 128,000 in 2022.
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7Female employment in construction: 15% of total workforce in 2022.
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8Training programs for construction workers: 150,000 participants in 2022.
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9Average work hours in construction: 192 hours per month in 2022.
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10Construction sector vacancy rate: 3.5% in major regions in 2023.
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11Construction workforce aged 30-50: 60% in 2022.
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12Wage growth in construction: 12% y-o-y to 72,500 rubles avg 2023.
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13Productivity growth: 4.5% to 4.4 million rubles/employee in 2022.
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14Central Asian migrants: 1.2 million in construction 2022.
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15Registered unemployment in sector: 1.8% end-2022.
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16Small enterprises (<50 employees): 85,000 in construction 2022.
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17Engineers and technicians: 450,000 employed in 2022.
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18Vocational training centers: 200 dedicated to construction trades 2022.
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19Overtime hours average: 15 hours/month in construction 2022.
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20Skill shortage index: 25% for qualified welders in 2023.
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21Construction workers under 30: 20% of workforce 2022.
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22Nominal wage index: 118% y-o-y 2022.
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23Labor productivity per hour: 22,000 rubles 2022.
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24Ukrainian migrants in sector: 100,000 in 2022.
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25Sector employment growth: 2.3% to 3 million 2022.
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26Large enterprises (>250 employees): 1,200 in 2022.
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27Blue-collar workers: 2.1 million in construction 2022.
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28Apprenticeship programs: 50,000 slots filled 2022.
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29Sick leave days average: 8 per worker/year 2022.
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30Demand for crane operators: 15,000 vacancies 2023.
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Employment and Workforce Interpretation

Despite a sector brimming with nearly three million bodies, growing wages, and suspiciously low unemployment, Russia's construction industry is essentially held together by a glue of migrant labor, frantic overtime, and a desperate shortage of anyone who actually knows how to weld properly.

Infrastructure Projects

1Construction of housing in Moscow region: 20 million sqm commissioned in 2022.
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2Federal highways construction length: 5,200 km built in 2022.
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3Railway infrastructure investments: 1.5 trillion rubles in 2022.
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4Airports modernization projects: 25 airports upgraded in 2022.
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5Power plants construction capacity added: 2.5 GW in 2022.
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6Water supply systems built: 1,200 km pipelines in 2022.
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7Bridge construction: 150 new bridges totaling 25 km in 2022.
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8Social infrastructure facilities: 5,000 schools and hospitals built 2018-2022.
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9Oil and gas pipelines laid: 3,500 km in 2022.
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10St. Petersburg metro extension: 10 km new lines in 2022.
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Infrastructure Projects Interpretation

While Moscow's new apartments could theoretically house a small nation, the nation itself is being stitched together with enough new roads, rails, and pipelines to suggest Russia is building a fortress as much as a future.

Investment and Finance

1Total fixed capital investment in construction: 8.5 trillion rubles in 2022.
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2Federal budget allocation for construction: 1.2 trillion rubles in 2023.
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3Private investment in residential construction: 3.4 trillion rubles in 2022.
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4Foreign direct investment in Russian construction: USD 2.5 billion in 2022.
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5Bank loans for construction projects: 1.8 trillion rubles in 2022.
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6PPP projects in construction: 150 active projects worth 2 trillion rubles in 2023.
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7Investment in infrastructure construction: 4.1 trillion rubles in 2022.
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8Share of construction in total investments: 18.2% in 2022.
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9Corporate investments in non-residential buildings: 1.9 trillion rubles.
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10National projects funding for housing: 500 billion rubles in 2022.
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11Investment in engineering surveys: 250 billion rubles in 2022.
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12Regional budgets for construction: 900 billion rubles 2023.
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13Housing mortgage lending: 4.2 trillion rubles in 2022.
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14Chinese FDI in construction: USD 1.1 billion 2022.
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15Leasing for construction equipment: 300 billion rubles 2022.
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16Concession agreements: 50 projects totaling 1.5 trillion rubles.
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17Housing renovation program funding: 350 billion rubles 2022.
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18Investment growth rate: 6.8% y-o-y in 2022.
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19Venture capital in proptech: 50 billion rubles 2022.
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20Safe city projects funding: 100 billion rubles nationwide 2022.
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21R&D investment in construction tech: 80 billion rubles 2022.
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22Local budgets construction allocation: 600 billion rubles 2023.
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23Developer equity funding: 2.1 trillion rubles 2022.
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24Turkish contractors FDI: USD 800 million 2022.
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25Bonds issued for projects: 500 billion rubles 2022.
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26ESPO projects value: 800 billion rubles active.
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27Arctic zone development funding: 200 billion rubles 2022.
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28Total investment index: 107.2% 2022.
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29Green building certifications: 20 projects funded 100 bln.
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30Digital economy projects in construction: 150 bln rubles.
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Investment and Finance Interpretation

The Russian construction industry is a formidable financial ecosystem where the state's deep pockets lay the foundation, private capital builds the walls, and foreign investors—chiefly from the East—tentatively furnish the lobby, all while propping up an astonishing 18% of the nation's total investment with a mix of concrete, rubles, and cautious optimism.

Production and Output

1Residential construction volume in Russia hit 110 million sqm in 2022.
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2Non-residential construction output reached 65 million sqm in 2022.
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3Engineering construction works totaled 4.2 trillion rubles in 2022.
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4Housing commissioning increased by 12.5% to 110.2 million sqm in 2022.
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5Production of building materials like cement reached 60.5 million tons in 2022.
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6Asphalt production for construction was 52.3 million tons in 2022.
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7Volume of linear facilities construction grew 8.7% in 2022.
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8Prefabricated housing units produced: 25 million sqm in 2022.
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9Total floor space under construction: 120 million sqm as of 2023.
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10Commercial real estate construction: 15 million sqm commissioned in 2022.
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11Individual housing construction: 45 million sqm in 2022.
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12Multi-apartment buildings commissioned: 65 million sqm in 2022.
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13Total construction and installation works: 11.2 trillion rubles in 2022.
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14Housing starts increased 10% to 95 million sqm in 2022.
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15Crushed stone production: 285 million tons for construction in 2022.
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16Ready-mix concrete output: 48 million cubic meters in 2022.
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17Pipeline construction volume: 2.1 trillion rubles in 2022.
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18Monolithic housing share: 55% of total residential in 2022.
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19Under-construction commercial space: 30 million sqm mid-2023.
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20Industrial facilities commissioned: 8 million sqm in 2022.
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21Low-rise housing: 20 million sqm commissioned 2022.
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22Total buildings commissioned: 450,000 units 2022.
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23Design and estimate documentation cost: 450 billion rubles 2022.
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24Housing per capita commissioned: 0.75 sqm in 2022.
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25Sand and gravel aggregate: 450 million tons 2022.
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26Brick production: 12 billion units for construction 2022.
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27Roads construction volume: 1.8 trillion rubles 2022.
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28Panel housing production: 15 million sqm 2022.
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29Retail space under construction: 2.5 million sqm 2023.
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30Warehouses commissioned: 3 million sqm 2022.
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Production and Output Interpretation

Despite a year marked by global turmoil, Russia's construction industry laid enough concrete, brick, and asphalt in 2022 to suggest the nation is quite literally building a bunker mentality from the ground up.

Regional Distribution

1Total commissioned housing in Central Federal District: 45 million sqm in 2022.
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2Construction volume in Siberian Federal District: 1.8 trillion rubles in 2022.
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3Moscow construction output: 25 million sqm housing in 2022.
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4Far Eastern Federal District infrastructure spending: 800 billion rubles in 2022.
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5Volga Federal District engineering works: 900 billion rubles in 2022.
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6Southern Federal District residential commissioning: 15 million sqm in 2022.
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7Ural Federal District industrial construction: 500 billion rubles in 2022.
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8Northwestern Federal District non-residential: 12 million sqm in 2022.
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9North Caucasian Federal District housing growth: 18% in 2022.
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10Yamalo-Nenets AO construction: 400 billion rubles in 2022.
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11Leningrad Oblast industrial parks: 5 new parks developed 2022.
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12Krasnodar Krai housing: 12 million sqm commissioned 2022.
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13Sakhalin Island infrastructure: 150 billion rubles invested 2022.
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14Tatarstan Republic engineering: 250 billion rubles 2022.
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15Rostov Oblast residential growth: 15% in 2022.
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16Sverdlovsk Oblast factories: 200 billion rubles construction 2022.
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17St. Petersburg commercial space: 4 million sqm 2022.
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18Dagestan Federal District pipelines: 300 km laid 2022.
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19Tyumen Oblast oil infrastructure: 350 bln rubles 2022.
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20Kaluga Oblast factories: 3 new plants 2022.
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21Sochi resort construction: 1 million sqm 2022.
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22Kamchatka highways: 500 km upgraded 2022.
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23Samara Oblast bridges: 20 new spans 2022.
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24Stavropol Krai housing: 8 million sqm 2022.
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25Chelyabinsk industrial growth: 12% 2022.
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26Murmansk port expansions: 50 bln rubles 2022.
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27Chechnya social facilities: 200 units built 2022.
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Regional Distribution Interpretation

While Moscow and its central district continue to build houses with imperial ambition, the rest of Russia is pragmatically pouring rubles into the pipes, ports, and factories meant to fund it all.

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    Reference 3
    GLOBALDATA
    globaldata.com

    globaldata.com

  • WORLDBANK logo
    Reference 4
    WORLDBANK
    worldbank.org

    worldbank.org

  • ENG logo
    Reference 5
    ENG
    eng.rosstat.gov.ru

    eng.rosstat.gov.ru

  • MORDORINTELLIGENCE logo
    Reference 6
    MORDORINTELLIGENCE
    mordorintelligence.com

    mordorintelligence.com

  • IMF logo
    Reference 7
    IMF
    imf.org

    imf.org

  • GKS logo
    Reference 8
    GKS
    gks.ru

    gks.ru

  • MINSTROYRF logo
    Reference 9
    MINSTROYRF
    minstroyrf.gov.ru

    minstroyrf.gov.ru

  • CUSHMANWAKEFIELD logo
    Reference 10
    CUSHMANWAKEFIELD
    cushmanwakefield.com

    cushmanwakefield.com

  • HH logo
    Reference 11
    HH
    hh.ru

    hh.ru

  • MINFIN logo
    Reference 12
    MINFIN
    minfin.gov.ru

    minfin.gov.ru

  • CBR logo
    Reference 13
    CBR
    cbr.ru

    cbr.ru

  • PPP-RUSSIA logo
    Reference 14
    PPP-RUSSIA
    ppp-russia.ru

    ppp-russia.ru

  • NATIONALPROJECTS logo
    Reference 15
    NATIONALPROJECTS
    nationalprojects.ru

    nationalprojects.ru

  • MOSREG logo
    Reference 16
    MOSREG
    mosreg.ru

    mosreg.ru

  • ROSAVTODOR logo
    Reference 17
    ROSAVTODOR
    rosavtodor.gov.ru

    rosavtodor.gov.ru

  • RZD logo
    Reference 18
    RZD
    rzd.ru

    rzd.ru

  • GOV logo
    Reference 19
    GOV
    gov.ru

    gov.ru

  • MINENERGO logo
    Reference 20
    MINENERGO
    minenergo.gov.ru

    minenergo.gov.ru

  • ROSVODRESURSY logo
    Reference 21
    ROSVODRESURSY
    rosvodresursy.ru

    rosvodresursy.ru

  • GAZPROM logo
    Reference 22
    GAZPROM
    gazprom.ru

    gazprom.ru

  • METRO logo
    Reference 23
    METRO
    metro.spb.ru

    metro.spb.ru

  • STROI logo
    Reference 24
    STROI
    stroi.mos.ru

    stroi.mos.ru

  • MINVOSTOKRAZVITIYA logo
    Reference 25
    MINVOSTOKRAZVITIYA
    minvostokrazvitiya.ru

    minvostokrazvitiya.ru

  • PMI logo
    Reference 26
    PMI
    pmi.spglobal.com

    pmi.spglobal.com

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