The number of transactions in Uzbekistan's real estate market has increased sharply
Significant activity was observed in the Uzbekistan real estate market in the fourth quarter of two thousand twenty-five. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to Central Bank data, the number of transactions carried out for the purchase and sale of housing during this period amounted to nearly ninety thousand, an increase of more than twenty-four percent compared to the same period last year. The total volume of transactions recorded since the beginning of the year exceeded three hundred nineteen thousand, indicating that the market is developing stably.
In particular, high rates of public interest in real estate and market activity were evident in the Bukhara, Syrdarya, and Samarkand regions. One of the important factors influencing the growth in the market was changes in the mortgage lending system.
The volume of mortgage loans allocated during the year increased by twenty-nine percent, exceeding twenty-one trillion soums. The share of these loans in housing purchase processes accounted for twenty-two percent.
Additionally, the increase in real incomes of the population by more than nine percent in the fourth quarter boosted citizens' purchasing power and supported market demand. The construction sector also recorded positive results.
During the reporting period, the total area of housing commissioned approached sixteen million square meters, which represents an increase of more than seven percent compared to last year. Regarding prices, there was an increase of five percent in the primary market and nearly eight percent in the secondary market in dollar terms.
In national currency, prices remained relatively stable. This situation is due to sellers relying on foreign exchange rates when setting prices.
While growth of more than eight percent was also observed in the rental market, it was noted that the value of land plots in Tashkent city partially decreased. Overall, the end of two thousand twenty-five was a successful and growth-rich period for the real estate market.
