In April 2026, there was a significant decline in second-hand housing prices in Moscow. According to the AI-supported analysis by SRG consulting company, prices fell in five administrative districts, while remaining almost stable in one district. This situation is considered a significant change compared to the previous month of March, when prices fell in only one district and increased in others.
The largest price drop occurred in the Northern Administrative District at 1.6%. This was followed by the Southern Administrative District at 1%, the Northwestern Administrative District at 0.8%, the Southwestern Administrative District at 0.6%, and the Central Administrative District at 0.3%. On the other hand, the Eastern Administrative District showed the highest price increase at 2.1%.
A downward trend in second-hand housing prices was also observed in some major cities around Moscow. According to SRG data, prices decreased in seven major cities surrounding Moscow. This development indicates a more widespread price decline trend compared to March.
This change in prices shows that regional differences continue in the Moscow real estate market. It is not yet clear under what conditions and how long prices will stabilize. Announcements from official institutions and consulting companies will be followed to better understand market dynamics.
SRG's AI-supported analyses and other market data will continue to be important resources for monitoring developments in the housing market in Moscow and its surroundings in the coming months. The economic and social impacts of price fluctuations will become clearer in the future.
