Tatarstan ranked fourth among the regions of Russia in terms of the volume of subsidized mortgages.

      Tatarstan ranked fourth among the regions of Russia in terms of the volume of subsidized mortgages

      In the Republic of Tatarstan, a significant increase in demand for subsidized mortgage lending programs was recorded in April, with the share of subsidized mortgages in the total volume of housing loans reaching almost half. According to the press service of the United Credit Bureau, about 1,080 subsidized mortgage housing loans were issued in the region in April, which is 26% more than in the previous month, and their total monetary volume increased by 21% to approximately 6.2 billion rubles. Additionally, as RBC clarifies, the average size of such a loan in Tatarstan in April was 5.73 million rubles, which is 230,000 rubles less than the March figure, and the average term for which Tatarstan residents took out subsidized mortgages decreased by two months to 334 months, or 27 years and 10 months. In terms of the number of subsidized mortgages issued in April, Tatarstan ranked fifth among all Russian regions, only behind Moscow with 2,100 loans, the Moscow region, St. Petersburg, and Sverdlovsk region. Notably, the share of subsidized mortgages in the total number of all loans for purchasing housing in the republic was significantly higher than in the capitals, at 38%, while in Moscow and St. Petersburg this figure is only estimated at 32%. In terms of the total volume of subsidized mortgage lending, Tatarstan moved up to fourth place, trailing only Moscow with 18.9 billion rubles, the Moscow region, and St. Petersburg, while the share of subsidized loans in the total monetary volume issued for housing reached 47%. In total, from January to April 2026, 4,870 subsidized mortgages were issued in the republic for a total amount of approximately 28.3 billion rubles, with an average check of 5.8 million rubles. It was previously reported that in Tatarstan, over the past thirteen years, the number of families raising three or more children has increased by 142.6%.