In most districts of the capital, prices for secondary housing remained unchanged. However, in the Mirabad and Almazar districts, prices rose by 1.7% and 1.3%, respectively. Meanwhile, three districts saw slight price declines: Shayhontohur district (-1.1%), Sergeli district (-0.9%), and Chilanzar district (-0.6%).

In Uzbekistan, the real estate market activity showed a slight decline in August 2024. According to CEIR, 22.2 thousand real estate transactions were registered in August, which is 3.5% lower compared to July, when 23 thousand transactions were recorded.

Regionally, the largest decrease in real estate operations in August 2024 was recorded in Syrdarya (22.6%) and Khorezm (13.2%) regions, as well as in Tashkent (9.7%).

During the same period, prices for secondary housing across the country rose by 0.7%. Compared to August of last year, the average price per square meter increased by 9.7%. Significant price growth in the secondary housing market was noted in the Khorezm region (+21.4%), Surkhandarya (+14.6%), Bukhara (+13.4%), and Kashkadarya (+13.3%) regions.