Dagestan ranks second in overdue mortgage debts

Since February 2022 (the beginning of the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine) in Dagestan, overdue mortgage debt has grown by 72% - from 456 million to 632 million rubles. According to this indicator, the region ranks second in the country.

In Chechnya, over the same period, the figure increased by 18% - from 199 million to 236 million rubles. In Ingushetia, the amount of debt increased from 42 to 65 million rubles.

The smallest mortgage debt was recorded in the North Caucasus. It amounts to 388 billion rubles, which is only 2.5% of the total amount in the country.

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