Anapa's property prices soar 17% as summer tourist rush nears
Property prices in Anapa have surged ahead of the summer tourist season. In March 2026, the average cost per square metre in new developments hit 343,700 rubles. This marks a sharp rise from previous years, with demand set to grow as beaches prepare to open. The latest figures show a 17.2% increase in prices compared to March 2025. Over two years, the jump is even steeper—54.3% higher than in 2024. The rise follows a construction boom between 2022 and 2023, which has now led to more completed projects entering the market.
The number of available apartments has grown dramatically. Listings have soared from just 700 in 2024 to nearly 6,000 today. Despite this, the average apartment size has shrunk slightly, dropping from 54.8 to 52.1 square metres.
Buyers are also spending more. The typical budget for a purchase now stands at 17.9 million rubles, up 11.2% from last year. Analysts expect further demand as the tourist season approaches, especially for properties near the coast. Anapa's housing market continues to heat up, driven by seasonal demand and a wave of new developments. With prices climbing and more apartments available, the upcoming months will likely see even greater interest in seaside real estate. No data has been released on how mortgage programmes since 2022 have affected local infrastructure or living standards.
