On December 5, 2006, the average price of one square meter of existing homes in the center of Yekaterinburg (i.e. in Moskovskaya St., Chelyuskintsy St., Vostochnaya St., Dekabristy St., Belinskiy St., and Bolshakov St.) rose by 4.8% compared with November 14, 2006, reports the Analytical Department of the Ural Chamber of Real Estate.

The prices rose by 3.3% in Yekaterinburg’s most expensive residential area (Avtovokzal, Yugo-Zapadniy, Parkoviy, Botanicheskiy, Vtuzgorodok, Shartashskiy, ZhBI – downtown and the south-west and the south-east of the city), by 4.8% in the city’s second most expensive area (Siniye Kamni, Uralmash, Elmash, Vokzalniy, Novaya Sortirovka, and Uktus – the north and the south-east of the city), by 3.8% in Apparatniy, Staraya Sortirovka, Khimmash, Sovkhoz, and Lechebniy in the south and in the north-west, and by 11% in Shartash, Isoplit, Koltsovo, Elizavet, UNTS, Istok, Shuvakish, Chusovskoye Lake – the outskirts of Yekaterinburg.