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Although there was some inertial increase in 2022 in the sale of apartments in new buildings, a growth rate of just over 5.1 percent in June was minimal when set against the double-digit surges of previous years. Statistics from the Restate digital platform show that the average price for new builds in Sevastopol tanked from 207,300 rubles ($2,885) per square meter in May to 147,500 rubles ($2,055) in December, a decline of 29 percent in just six months.