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Analysts compared the popularity of balconies and loggias in Russian apartments

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Analysts compared the popularity of balconies and loggias in Russian apartments

Loggias have become the most common format of additional space in Russian apartment buildings — 36.8% of apartments have them. At the same time, balconies are inferior to them in popularity and occur in 34% of cases, researchers at Sberbank's Domclick analytical center found.

One in five apartments (21.2%) is not equipped with either a balcony or a loggia, the researchers noted. Multi—format options are much less common: two balconies — in 3.4% of apartments, two balconies — in 1.8%, and a combination of a balcony and a loggia - in 2.1% of cases. Apartments with terraces turned out to be the rarest type — their share was no more than 0.2%. Glazing is recorded in only 40% of terraces, while among loggias this figure reaches 94%, and among balconies — 80%.

Among the regions, the leaders in the share of loggias were the Republic of Mari El (66.4%), the Chuvash Republic (61.5%) and the Kirov Region (56.4%). Balconies were more common in Buryatia (72.9%), the Jewish Autonomous Region (69.7%) and the Irkutsk Region (64.3%), where the proportion of low-rise Soviet panel buildings is higher.

The leading resort destinations in terms of terraces are the Republic of Crimea (1.3%), Kaliningrad Region (0.5%), Krasnodar Territory and St. Petersburg (0.4% each). In Moscow, despite the abundance of premium projects, apartments with terraces accounted for only 0.15% of the total.

Balconies are most often found in houses built in 1956-1975 — their share reaches 56%, while loggias in these buildings account for only 7.5%. Loggias began to appear en masse in the second half of the 1970s, and their peak prevalence occurred in 1992-2010 homes - 59.2%. In addition, analysts have recorded the dependence of the availability of balconies on the number of floors: the maximum share — 48.4% — falls on houses up to five floors, and in buildings above 26 floors, only 13% of apartments have a balcony.

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