According to the order of the Russian government, published on the official Internet portal of legal information, new tariffs for utility services will be introduced from the second half of 2017. Moscow's receipts will change most noticeably: the average index for the capital is set at 7%. In second place in terms of tariff growth are St. Petersburg, Kamchatka Territory and Yakutia, where communal services will rise in price by 6%. In Bashkiria, you will have to pay 5.8% more for housing and communal services from the second half of next year, and in Tuva, Primorsky Krai, Irkutsk and Sverdlovsk regions - by 5%.
The minimum increase in tariffs will occur in Chukotka, Sakhalin (by 3.4%) and in North Ossetia - by 2.5%.
It is still unknown which services are becoming more expensive the fastest; the relevant documents are yet to be signed by regional authorities. Judging by 2016, in Moscow the prices for gas increased the slowest (2%), the fastest for electricity (depending on the type of meters and time of consumption - by 7-15%). Cold water and sewerage rose in price by 7%, and hot water by 7.8%.
Uneven increases in electricity tariffs, depending on the type of meter, have been going on for at least two years and seem unfair to many. An open letter to the mayor of Moscow was even circulated on social networks, indicating that the rise in prices will hit the owners of multi-tariff meters twice as hard as the owners of single-tariff meters.
This year, the capital also saw an indexation of prices for the maintenance and repair of residential premises. For non-subsidized areas (area above the established standards, “second housing”) the fee increased by 4%, and for areas within the social norms (subsidized housing) - by 15%. Note that even in the capital, the previous indexation of tariffs for housing and communal services was lower than the inflation rate predicted at that time (8.1%).
However, experts believe that the increase in tariffs for housing and communal services will not significantly affect consumers.
“It is unlikely that we will see any serious changes in rent receipts, given that fees for major repairs have already been introduced,
— Vladilen Prokofiev, director of the Urban Economy department of the Institute of Urban Economics Foundation, told Gazeta.Ru. “There is no annual forecast for inflation yet, but according to all forecasts it remains at the level of 8%, that is, even the maximum increase in tariffs is below this figure.”
At the same time, the expert believes that it is impossible to assess the adequacy of the rise in prices for communal services throughout the country. “Each subject has its own index. We need to look at the specific production and investment indicators of enterprises in each region to understand what this 7% or 2.5% tariff increase will do, and whether this money will be enough for all planned activities. In addition, if you do not take Moscow and St. Petersburg, which are considered separate subjects of the federation, then in each region you can vary the tariffs for each municipal entity, somewhere higher, somewhere lower, so that on average you get the established index ", explained Prokofiev.
There is talk about ensuring that tariff increases do not exceed inflation.
“However, the so-called “inflation minus” policy is fraught with negative consequences. For example, in 2015, only 1.1% of water pipes were replaced throughout Russia; in this situation, they should last 90 years. And if tariffs are set at the level of “inflation minus,” then the quality of tap water and the condition of this entire infrastructure will decline: there will simply be nowhere to get money from to replace and maintain the entire system in normal condition,” Prokofiev concluded.
The new year 2017 is coming, and with it new changes are coming. Perhaps the most pressing issue for all citizens of the Russian Federation is the increase in the cost of utilities. Of course, this issue cannot but worry people, given the difficult situation in the country over the past few years and the trends that have developed in the housing and communal services sector of Russia.
How much will housing and communal services tariffs increase in 2017?
Today we can say with confidence that the most significant increase in price will be for gas. As a result, its cost will rise by 3%. And the price increase will occur from July and will gradually rise over the course of three years. However, there is a possibility that the level of increase will be much higher. But gas bills will increase not only for consumers, but also for industry. The main advantage is that the price increase will be gradual, thereby avoiding shock therapy for the population.
As for payments for heat, the increase will also come from July 2017. The planned index is 4.9%. At the moment there is a discussion about linking tariff increases to the level of the national currency. Because such a step will allow the country to stay afloat in this difficult time. And when growth comes, the situation will be able to stabilize, and the increase will become completely insignificant. And it will not affect the prosperity of many citizens.
The cost of water is also expected to rise. This measure is extremely important and cannot be done without it. This is how the executive director of RABB commented on the situation. Today, paying for water is catastrophic. Many people simply don't pay their water bills. For this reason, huge debts accumulate. And some water utilities have simply become unprofitable.
Today, this industry requires modernization. In addition, pipelines and treatment plants must be maintained to ensure that clean water ultimately reaches the consumer. Therefore, an increase in water tariffs cannot be avoided. The planned price increase will be 4.9% in 2017.
But with regard to electricity, it was decided that light would not rise in price as rapidly as gas. Initially, the issue of raising the cost by 7.1% was decided, but upon detailed analysis such plans were rejected. At the moment, the exact figure has not yet been established. All that is known is that electricity will not be the main burden in terms of housing and communal services costs. But it is worth noting that the government is developing certain measures to combat persistent defaulters. What these measures will be and whether they will give the expected result, only the new year will show.
Why growth in utilities cannot be avoided
For many citizens, paying for utilities is the largest expense item. And for pensioners of our state this is an almost impossible burden, since services take the lion’s share of income. Therefore, many citizens live in strict austerity mode in order to at least slightly reduce the utility burden.
Will there be an increase in tariffs in 2017? This question is very painful for the most vulnerable population of the country. Many people do not understand what causes tariff increases and why they cannot be avoided. And receipts with new prices are beginning to worry everyone more and more, given that income remains at the same level.
First of all, prices for housing and communal services directly depend on the cost of fuel. There are several other factors that influence the formation of prices for utility services, but they are all secondary. It is the cost of fuel that plays a major role in the growth of the housing and communal services sector. But not everything is so bad, and today the government has initiated the development of a plan for 2017 for Gazprom in order to thus stop the rise in gas costs. And restrain it in the future.
What will rise in price the most and in which regions?
As you know, from July 1, 2017, housing and communal services tariffs will increase in our country. In some regions, the increase will be minimal, and in some, on the contrary, tariffs will hit the pocket harder.
Utility bills will increase the most in Moscow, with an average increase of 7%. This is followed by St. Petersburg, Kamchatka and Yakutia, with growth of 6% expected in these regions. In Bashkiria – by 5.8%. The Kemerovo region will pay 5.9% more. And the Primorsky Territory, Irkutsk and Sverdlovsk regions expect an increase of 5%.
It is still unknown exactly what services and how much more expensive they will be. At the moment, discussions are ongoing around the rise in prices, and the exact mechanism has not yet been worked out. After all, the price increase is planned only for the second half of 2017. But judging by 2016, we can make a tentative price forecast. So, for example, the price of gas may rise by 2%. And electricity by 7%. Cold water and drainage by 7%, and hot water by 7.8%.
It is worth repeating that these are just assumptions for 2016. Time will tell which service will hit the bill harder. But the fact that an increase cannot be avoided is already accurate information.
Today, population discontent is growing. This is understandable, since the number of people who have become much poorer has only increased over the past few years. And the difficult economic situation only aggravates this problem. It cannot be said that the leadership of our country stands aloof from the problems of the population. But at the moment, the efforts that are being made are not yet enough to overcome this impasse.
In any case, I would like to wish all the residents of our vast country patience and strength. The most important thing is that the government is trying to make life easier for everyone, and this is already a positive trend. A huge plus is that our economy has begun gradual growth. And even though it is still relatively small, this is the first signal that changes for the better are just around the corner. And perhaps the new year will be marked by a good breakthrough for the Russian economy.
In the coming year, I would like to wish the population of our country health and financial prosperity. And may 2017 be a completely different year, better and with full material wealth.
For housing and communal services, and 2017 will not be an exception. About how tariffs will increase and what else will become more expensive, and what will become cheaper for residents of the Moscow region, read the material on the portal website.
Electricity
At the end of 2016, the Committee on Prices and Tariffs of the Moscow Region adopted a resolution “On setting prices (tariffs) for electrical energy for 2017 for the population of the Moscow Region.” Thus, from July 1, 2017, 1 kW/h of electricity will cost 5.04 rubles at a single-rate tariff; previously the cost of a kilowatt was 4.81 rubles. In houses with electric stoves, the new tariff will be 3.53 rubles per 1 kWh, which is 16 kopecks higher than the old tariff.
Electricity consumers with a two-rate tariff, when the rate changes depending on the time of day, will pay 5.80 rubles during the day, and 2.09 rubles at night. Before the increase, tariffs were 5.53 rubles and 1.95 rubles, respectively. In houses with electric stoves, the cost of electricity will be as follows: during the day - 4.06 rubles instead of the previous 3.87 rubles, and at night 1.46 rubles instead of the previous 1.37 rubles.
Consumers with a three-rate tariff, when the cost depends on the time of day and peak zones (peak, half-peak and night), in the peak zone for 1 kWh will pay 6.55 rubles (30 more than the previous tariff), in the half-peak zone - 5.04 rubles (before the increase they paid 4.81 rubles), at night - 2.09 rubles, instead of the previous 1.95 rubles. In houses with electric stoves, the cost in the peak zone will be 4.59 rubles, in the half-peak zone 3.53 rubles, in the night zone 1.46 rubles. Previously, they respectively paid 4.38 rubles, 3.37 rubles and 1.37 rubles.
Water supply
In December 2016, the Committee on Prices and Tariffs of the Moscow Region issued an order “On amendments to the order of the Committee on Prices and Tariffs of the Moscow Region dated December 18, 2015 No. 163-R “On the establishment of tariffs in the field of cold water supply and wastewater disposal for JSC Mosvodokanal” on the territory of the Moscow region for 2016-2018.”
From July 1, 2017, a cubic meter of cold drinking water will cost 21.94 rubles; before the increase, its cost was 21.78 rubles. for sewerage for residents of the Moscow region will increase from 17.51 to 17.68 rubles.
Gas supply
From July 1, 2017, the cost of a cubic meter of natural gas for residents of houses with an installed gas stove and centralized heating and hot water supply will be 6.14 rubles. In apartments with a gas water heater, the tariff will be 5.43 rubles.
New prices are set by order of the Committee on Prices and Tariffs of the Moscow Region dated June 20, 2017 No. 99-r “On setting prices for natural gas sold to the population, as well as housing maintenance organizations, organizations managing apartment buildings, housing construction cooperatives and owner’s associations housing for the household needs of the population (except for gas for tenants of non-residential premises in residential buildings).”
Heating and hot water
Tariffs for heating and hot water supply depend on the heat supplier.
According to the Committee on Prices and Tariffs of the Moscow Region, on average in the Moscow region, tariffs for heating and hot water supply will increase by 10%. For example, the cost of supplying hot water to the population for clients of the Moscow United Energy Company will increase from 163.24 rubles per cubic meter. m up to 180.55 rub./cub. m.
Transport
The price of a ticket for suburban trains will also increase. Thus, from July 1, the cost of travel in one zone in the Moscow region will increase by 1.5 rubles and amount to 22 rubles per zone.
But there are also pleasant changes: from July 1, 2017, bus fares in urban districts will decrease. The changes will affect about 100 routes in Lukhovitsy, Pavlovsky Posad, Zaraisk, Naro-Fominsk, Stupino, Chekhov and the Ruza urban district. The cost of travel within the districts in cash will be 46 rubles, and with the Strelka card - 31.65 rubles without taking into account the discount.
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In July, residents will receive new payment receipts for housing and communal services, where the amounts for certain types of services will increase.
How much exactly will rent increase from July this year? Why do tariffs increase every year? Answered this and other questions for our newspaper Larisa KAKORINA, Head of the Prices and Tariffs Department of the Economic Development Department of the Balashikha City District Administration.
- Since July of this year, tariffs for housing and communal services have been increasing. Larisa Feodorovna, what is this connected with?
- First of all, with rising inflation and rising prices for the services of natural monopolies - gas, electricity, materials necessary for repairs, purchased water from the Moscow State Unitary Enterprise Mosvodokanal. Unfortunately, it is not possible to avoid this within the framework of the existing tariff regulation system, in particular, due to the increase in wholesale gas prices and unregulated electricity prices, since this occurs in accordance with the main parameters of the socio-economic development of the Russian Federation for the corresponding year .
- For the Moscow region, the percentage increase is calculated according to the arithmetic average level? That is, it will turn out that in some areas it will be more, in others it will be less.
- Yes, the increase in the total payment of citizens for utilities on average in the Moscow region and in the urban district in particular in 2017 is expected to be 4.0%. This is below the inflation rate, which as of July 1, 2017 could be 4.7%. In general, according to forecast inflation indicators developed by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, the increase in tariffs for services of housing and communal services organizations in 2017 will amount to 4.9%. In accordance with federal legislation, tariffs for utility services (cold and hot water supply, sanitation, electricity supply, gas supply, heating) are regulated by the constituent entity of the Russian Federation. This means that in the Moscow region, tariffs for utility services are regulated by the Committee on Prices and Tariffs of the Moscow Region.
- Larisa Fedorovna, is it possible to carry out some kind of gradation according to tariffs? What and for how long?
- In the Moscow region, the average increase in tariffs for utility services will be: for thermal energy - 3.6%, for water supply and sanitation services - 3.8%, for electrical energy supplied to the population - 4.8%; for natural gas sold to the population. – 3.9%.
- Last year, in Balashikha, the infrastructure of the former military towns of Zarya and Severny, which were previously under the control of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, was transferred. How will things be there?
- Almost 4 percent of Balashikha’s population lives in these microdistricts. The administration was forced to accept these facilities in critical condition with extreme levels of wear and tear. The current utility tariffs here did not cover the costs of producing resources (water, heat). It was impossible to maintain the infrastructure in good condition, pay for gas and electricity consumed, or carry out routine and major repairs of networks. Therefore, in these microdistricts, an increased maximum growth index for utility fees has been established since July 1, 2017 in the amount of 25.1%. The greatest increase will be in hot water and heat supply. At the same time, for the population of these microdistricts as a whole, the payment for housing and communal services still remains lower than the average payment in Balashikha.
- Increasing prices for monopoly services is not the only reason for increasing tariffs, although it is the main one. Will the fee for maintenance and repair of residential premises not increase?
- For tenants of residential premises under social tenancy agreements and contracts for the rental of residential premises of the state or municipal housing stock and for owners of residential premises who, at the general meeting, did not decide to establish the amount of payment for all types of improvement of multi-apartment residential buildings, by the administration of the Balashikha urban district from 1 July of this year is set with an increase of 5.0%, with the exception of high-rise buildings equipped with a comprehensive fire safety system (alarm and sound devices, smoke removal system), where the fee increase will be 6.0%.
I am afraid that third-party organizations with which management companies enter into contracts will also react to the increase.
- Of course, the increase in fees for the maintenance of residential premises was also influenced by the increase in costs for the services of these organizations, such as SES (deratization, disinfestation), maintenance of ventilation ducts and chimneys, in-house gas equipment, maintenance of elevator facilities, as well as an increase in fees for settlement services cash centers.
- Larisa Fedorovna, can you give a clear example?
- In general, in the city district of Balashikha, from July 1, 2017, for all housing and communal services, for example, for a two-room apartment with a total living area of 54 m2 for three people, the expected average increase in fees is about 4.8%.
- What should low-income residents do?
- If the cost of housing and communal services exceeds 22% of the total family income, then citizens are provided with a subsidy. You can submit documents for its registration at any time. In Balashikha, this can be done through the MFC (Sovetskaya St., 4).
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Tariffs for Muscovites in the first half of 2017 will remain the same, and from July 1 will be indexed, Maxim Reshetnikov, head of the Moscow Department of Economic Policy and Development, told reporters. The corresponding resolution was adopted by the capital's mayor's office on December 13.
According to the official, the indexation of utilities will be 6.7%, which is lower than the average annual inflation for 2016 and corresponds to the maximum index for the growth of utility tariffs established by the federal government for Moscow for 2017 - 7%.
The increase in tariffs for water supply and sewerage will be 7.2%, for gas - 3.9%, for electricity - from 0% to 7.2%, for heat supply - 4.7%, for hot water - 10.6%.
In monetary terms, the increase in the cost of utility bills will be 155 rubles per person per month. At the same time, the share of expenses for housing and communal services will not exceed 3% of the income of Muscovites.
/ Tuesday, December 13, 2016 /Topics: Housing and communal services
From July 1, 2017, Muscovites will begin paying an average of 155 rubles a month more for housing and communal services, Maxim Reshetnikov, head of the capital’s department of economic policy and development, told reporters on Tuesday.
The monthly payment will increase by an average of 155 rubles per person.
Tariffs for housing and communal services (HCS) in Moscow will increase by 6.7% from mid-2017, the monthly payment will increase by an average of 155 rubles per person. City officials adopted a resolution to this effect on Tuesday.
As noted by the mayor's office, city authorities will retain all benefits for Muscovites - more than 700 thousand families will receive targeted social support for housing and communal services payments. About 4 million people, or every third Muscovite, enjoy benefits and subsidies for housing and communal services in the capital. In total, there are 52 preferential categories of citizens in the capital, which is the largest number of categories in Russia. For 2017, the budget provides about 55 billion rubles in subsidies and benefits for paying for utilities.
The increase in tariffs in Moscow in the second half of 2017 will be 155 rubles. per person per month. The head of the capital's department of economic policy and development, Maxim Reshetnikov, told reporters about this.
“In monetary terms, the increase in fees will be slightly more than 150 rubles per person per month”, he noted.
M. . . . . . "The overall increase in utility tariffs is 6.7% since July 1, 2017.", - noted the head of the department.
- 7%. . . . . .M. Reshetnikov emphasized that, along with curbing the growth of tariffs, the Moscow government continues to provide targeted social support for the payment of housing and communal services (HCS) to more than 700 thousand families. . . . . .
In total, there are 52 preferential categories of citizens in the capital - this is the largest number of categories in Russia (more information about this can be found on the website of the Department of Economic Policy and Development of Moscow).
In 2017, about 55 billion rubles will be allocated from the budget. subsidies and benefits for housing and communal services. Such a high level of social support is ensured through a system of social protection of citizens that is unique for Russia: Muscovites are provided with subsidies if family expenses on housing and communal services exceed 10% of the total family budget. This is the lowest threshold in the country (the average for the Russian Federation is 22%). In total, Moscow plans to allocate more than 100 billion rubles for benefits, subsidies and ensuring the safety and uninterrupted operation of the housing and communal services complex in 2017. Thus, the Moscow Government pays every third ruble of all expenses related to housing and communal services.
At the same time, as noted at a meeting of the Presidium of the Moscow Government, the size of the final payment is determined not only by the tariff, but also by the volume of services consumed by a specific resident. In order for city residents to have the opportunity to control the volume of consumption, almost all apartment buildings have communal meters for water and heat, almost 90% of apartments are equipped with individual meters for cold and hot water. For comparison: in 2010, only slightly more than half of apartments (51%) were equipped with water meters. As a result, the volumes of cold and hot water billed to city residents have decreased by more than a quarter over the past five years.
Starting from the summer of 2017, for the population of Moscow, tariffs for housing and communal services will increase by an average of 6.7%.
So, on December 13, at a meeting of the Presidium of the Moscow Government, the city authorities adopted a resolution, according to which, from July 1 next year, tariffs for housing and communal services in the city will increase. Thus, from the second half of the year, residents of the capital will pay an average of 155 rubles more for housing and communal services per person than at present.
It is noted that the indexation of utilities in 2017 will be 6.7%. In particular, Muscovites will pay 7.2% more for water supply and sanitation. . . . . .
It is expected that residents of the capital will spend no more than three percent of their income on paying for utilities.
This is the lowest threshold in the country (the average for the Russian Federation is 22%),” reports the press service of the Department of Economic Policy and Development of the City of Moscow.
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Tariffs for housing and communal services for Muscovites will be indexed by 6.7% from July 1, 2017, said the head of the Department of Economic Policy and Development Maxim Reshetnikov.
According to him, quoted by Moscow News Agency, the increase in tariffs for housing and communal services in Moscow from July 1, 2017 will be 6.7%. . . . . .
Reshetnikov clarified that this figure is lower than average annual inflation. . . . . .
He added that the Moscow authorities continue to provide targeted social support for the payment of housing and communal services to more than 700 thousand families. About 4 million people benefit from benefits and subsidies for payment.
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Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin signed a document according to which tariffs for housing and communal services will be increased from July 1, 2017. The corresponding document is posted on the official portal of the mayor and government of Moscow.
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The monthly contribution for major repairs for apartment owners in Moscow will rise by 17 rubles per square meter from July 1, 2017, said the head of the Department of Economic Policy and Development Maxim Reshetnikov, as quoted by RIA Novosti. The current rate, in effect since July 2015, is 15 rubles per “square” of the total area of the apartment. Tariffs for utility services in the capital will remain the same in the first half of 2017, reports the press service of the Department of Economic Policy. Indexation will take place on July 1. Tariffs for housing and communal services for the population of Moscow will increase by an average of 6.7% from July 1, 2017, a corresponding resolution was adopted at a meeting of the presidium of the capital’s government on Tuesday. According to the document, in the first half of 2017 tariffs will remain the same, with an increase planned from July 1. The weighted average increase in tariffs for housing and communal services in Moscow since July 1, 2016 amounted to 7.4%. In particular, heating prices have increased by 8.1% since July 1; the cost of cold water and sewerage - by 7%, hot water supply - by 7.8%, gas - by 2%. The cost of electricity has increased by 7-15% depending on the time of consumption. According to the press service of the Moscow Department of Economic Policy and Development, the city government continues to provide targeted social support for housing and communal services payments to more than 700 thousand families.
On average, payments for housing and communal services will increase by 155 rubles per month per person from July, Reshetnikov said. He recalled that indexation will be 6.7 percent, which is lower than the average annual inflation and the maximum tariff growth index, which is seven percent.
. . . . . Gas prices will rise by 3.9 percent, heat supply by 4.7 percent. Nevertheless, the share of Muscovites’ expenses on paying for “utilities,” according to Reshetnikov, is half the Russian average: three percent versus six.
On average, tariffs will increase by 6.7 percent - below the average annual inflation for 2016. . . . . .
According to the department’s calculations, the cost of housing and communal services will amount to no more than three percent of Muscovites’ income.
About 700 thousand families in the capital are provided with benefits for utility bills under the targeted assistance program. In total, about four million people use discounts and subsidies to pay for housing and communal services in the capital. There are 52 preferential categories of citizens in the city.
About 55 billion rubles will be allocated for subsidies and benefits for housing and communal services in 2017. They can be obtained if the family’s expenses on housing and communal services exceed 10 percent of the total family budget. . . . . .
Currently, almost 90% of apartments are equipped with individual metering devices for cold and hot water (in 2010 - 51%). This has made it possible to reduce the volume of water consumed by the population over the past five years by more than a quarter.
Rates will rise depending on the service by 4 to 11 percent.
Let us remind you that the city hall had already raised prices earlier. At the same time, next year in apartments with gas stoves the single-rate tariff, not divided by time of day, will not change. Now it is 5 rubles 38 kopecks per kWh. For two-tariff meters during the day, the price for light in the same apartments will remain the same - 6 rubles 19 kopecks. The rest of the townspeople will have to fork out money, both in “old” and in New Moscow. For the Troitsky and Novomoskovsky districts, the single-rate tariff will increase from 5 rubles to 5.24 rubles.
Now it has become known how much tariffs for other utilities and fees will increase - maintenance or rental of housing, cold and hot water, sewerage, heating, gas and major repairs. Each service usually rises in price differently. But overall, in 2017, rents in the capital should rise by no more than 6.7 percent.
- For one person, the rent increase will be 155 rubles per month.At the same time, all benefits for “utilities” are preserved. Those who spend more than 10% of their total family income on housing and communal services according to the Moscow standard are entitled to a subsidy. Starting from the new year, those who, according to the federal standard, will spend more than 7% of their family income on household amenities will be able to count on the same assistance. More than 700 thousand families receive rent benefits in the capital. This is about 4 million people or every third Muscovite. Among them, for example, large families, disabled people and participants of the Great Patriotic War, labor veterans. In the new year, about 55 billion rubles will be allocated from the Moscow budget for subsidies and rent benefits.
Let us remind you that the last time tariffs for home amenities in Moscow increased from July 1 of this year by 7.4%. Then, on average, the payment increased by 200 rubles per person per month.
SPECIFICALLY
If you look at each utility service, they will rise in price as follows:
Heating - by 4.7% (in 2016 - by 8.1%)
Cold water and sewerage - by 7.2% (in 2016 - by 7%)
Hot water - by 10.6% (in 2016 - by 7.8%)
Electricity - up to 7.2% (in 2016 . . . .
Gas - by 3.9% (in 2016 - by 2%)
MEANWHILE
In 2017, contributions for major repairs will increase for Muscovites
Today, December 13, at a meeting of the Presidium of the Moscow Government, new tariffs for utility services in 2017 were approved. According to tradition, rent will change not from January 1, but from July 1.
In addition to housing and utility services, the contribution for major repairs of residential buildings will also increase. Let us remind you that from July 1, 2015, this rate in Moscow is 15 rubles per square meter of total area per month (details)
In 2017, tariffs for housing and communal services in Moscow will rise in price by an average of 6.7%, but certain services, in particular, the cost of hot water, will rise even more significantly. The corresponding resolution was adopted at a meeting of the presidium of the capital's government.
At the same time, the tariff for major repairs of apartment buildings will increase by 2 rubles to 17 rubles per square meter per month.The planned increase in tariffs corresponds to the maximum increase in the cost of utilities set by the federal government for Moscow for 2017 - 7%. . . . . .
Moscow, Svetlana Antonova
Monthly payments for utilities in Moscow will increase by 6.7%.
From July 1, 2017, Muscovites will have to pay more for housing and communal services. According to preliminary data, tariffs will increase by 6.7%, that is, on average, the monthly payment per person will increase by 155 rubles.
Today you won’t surprise anyone with tariff increases Housing and communal services in 2017. However, it is a good way to help plan your personal finances. Moreover, the corresponding coefficients have already been adopted.
Indexes "Utilities" 2017
This document applies only to individuals and the amounts that will have to be paid housing and communal services tariffs for 2017. Each region has its own index (average value) increase in housing and communal services. Moreover, it was done in such a way that increase in housing and communal services in 2017 will fall in the second half of the year. That is, from July 1, 2017.
Opportunity for the greatest increase "communal apartments" in 2017 year laid down for Moscow (index 7). The most forgiving index increase in utilities in 2017 set for North Ossetia – 2.5.
| Region | Housing and communal services increase index from 07/01/2017 |
| Adygea | 3.4 |
| Altai | 3.5 |
| Bashkortostan | 5.8 |
| Buryatia | 3.5 |
| Dagestan | 3.3 |
| Ingushetia | 3.6 |
| Kabardino-Balkaria | 3.3 |
| Kalmykia | 3.5 |
| Karachay-Cherkessia | 3.4 |
| Karelia | 3.7 |
| Komi | 4.1 |
| Mari El | 3.5 |
| Mordovia | 4.2 |
| Sakha (Yakutia) | 6 |
| North Ossetia Alania | 2.5 |
| Tatarstan | 4.2 |
| Tyva | 5 |
| Udmurtia | 3.5 |
| Khakassia | 3.9 |
| Chechnya | 3.4 |
| Chuvashia | 3.9 |
| Altai region | 3.2 |
| Transbaikal region | 3.7 |
| Kamchatka Krai | 6 |
| Krasnodar region | 4 |
| Krasnoyarsk region | 3.9 |
| Perm region | 4 |
| Primorsky Krai | 5 |
| Stavropol region | 3.7 |
| Khabarovsk region | 4.1 |
| Amur region | 3.8 |
| Arhangelsk region | 4.2 |
| Astrakhan region | 4.4 |
| Belgorod region | 3.4 |
| Bryansk region | 3.9 |
| Vladimir region | 4 |
| Volgograd region | 4.2 |
| Vologda Region | 4.3 |
| Voronezh region | 3.5 |
| Ivanovo region | 3.8 |
| Irkutsk region | 5 |
| Kaliningrad region | 3.4 |
| Kaluga region | 3.4 |
| Kemerovo region | 5.9 |
| Kirov region | 4 |
| Kostroma region | 3.7 |
| Kurgan region | 3.8 |
| Kursk region | 3.4 |
| Leningrad region | 3.8 |
| Lipetsk region | 4.2 |
| Magadan Region | 4.5 |
| Moscow region | 4 |
| Murmansk region | 3.4 |
| Nizhny Novgorod Region | 4.4 |
| Novgorod region | 3.5 |
| Novosibirsk region | 5 |
| Omsk region | 4.5 |
| Orenburg region | 4 |
| Oryol Region | 3.7 |
| Penza region | 4.5 |
| Pskov region | 3.5 |
| Rostov region | 3.6 |
| Ryazan Oblast | 3.9 |
| Samara Region | 4.3 |
| Saratov region | 3.5 |
| Sakhalin region | 3.4 |
| Sverdlovsk region | 5 |
| Smolensk region | 3.9 |
| Tambov Region | 3.4 |
| Tver region | 3.4 |
| Tomsk region | 4.5 |
| Tula region | 4.2 |
| Tyumen region | 5.4 |
| Ulyanovsk region | 3.9 |
| Chelyabinsk region | 3.9 |
| Yaroslavl region | 4.9 |
| Moscow | 7 |
| Saint Petersburg | 6 |
| Jewish Autonomous Region | 4.8 |
| Nenets Autonomous Okrug | 3.9 |
| Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra | 4.1 |
| Chukotka Autonomous Okrug | 3.4 |
| Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug | 4.2 |
Growth mechanism utility tariffs 2017
The second part of Article 157.1 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation obliges the federal cabinet of ministers to annually approve for each region indices for increasing rent for public utilities. In 2017 year this is order No. 2464-r dated November 19, 2016. Subjects of the Russian Federation, in turn, build on it in order to approve the limit indices increase in utilities in 2017 year for the territories under their control.
Keep in mind: utility tariffs for 2017 cannot exceed the maximum indices, which are approved by a separate order of the head of each region of Russia. And if the opposite happens, the fee will be proportionately reduced relative to the average index for the constituent entity of the Russian Federation. This approach is laid down by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated October 28, 2016 No. 1098.
The operation of this mechanism guarantees the population sane increase in housing and communal services.
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Before we talk about future increases, you should pay attention to how the calculation procedure has changed with the onset of the new year.
Changes in tariffs from July 1, 2017: specific figures
Payments for utilities will increase by 4% on average across the country. Future increases in 2018 and 2019 are predicted to be approximately within the same limits.
But this does not mean that the total score needs to be increased by 0.04! Firstly, price increases will occur differently for different regions. The capital, of course, will suffer the most. Prices for utilities in Moscow will increase by 7%.
However, again, everything is not so simple. Different utilities will increase and have different price tags. Thus, gas is indexed the least, the increase in gas tariffs will be almost unnoticeable, presumably around 2%. While electricity, depending on additional conditions, will increase by up to 15%. But electricity is one of the most significant lines in the apartment receipt! The increase in water tariffs in 2017 for Moscow is projected to be around 7–8%. I am glad that in most regions the increase in tariffs is lower than in the Moscow Region.
Tariff increases cannot exceed the limit set by the Government; regional authorities do not have such powers. We recommend reading where to complain about an increase in housing and communal services tariffs that has exceeded the norm.
But housing services are not regulated by the state. Whether the price of housing services will increase or not should be decided by residents at general house meetings. The management company may also propose to increase fees. It is worth approaching this issue wisely, check out the basis of what is happening
According to the latest media information, the Russian government has approved an increase in tariffs for next year, soHow much will rents rise in 2017? you can find out today.It is worth recalling that today there was a certain law in the country, under the influence of which the increase in the cost of services Housing and communal services was slightly higher than wage growth, and this year the authorities will try to change this pattern and improve the lives of Russians.
What do you know about the increase?
In the future, a serious increase in housing and communal services tariffs is expected and this news is no secret to anyone today, but most of all people are worried about the fact how much they will have to pay for their own apartment today. There is information that rents will increase by approximately by 8%, But there are also experts who rightly believe that gradually utility bills will stop growing. The caveat, however, in this case will be that the number of companies that provide services will decrease housing and communal services, but it will be possible to cope with this news.
To accurately answer the question of
will there be a rent increase in 2017, it will be possible to say only at the beginning of the year, because the authorities are still hesitating over making this decision. However, most likely, it will not be possible to avoid the development of this situation, because most of the country’s energy resources today are used inefficiently, as a result of which the authorities incur losses and are trying to cover them by increasing payments collected from the population.
What should you expect?
It was already said above that utility bills for an apartment will rise in price by about 8%, but if we consider it more specifically, then in general the increase in housing and communal services tariffs will reach approximately 15%, which will be divided into categories:
- you will have to pay 12% more for hot water;
- and cold, in turn, will rise in price by about 17%;
- electricity will become more expensive by 10%, and heating by 11%;
- At the same time, home repairs will also be quite expensive (by 20%).
Discussing rent increase in 2017 It is worth paying attention to the fact that this indicator depends on additional factors, because when calculating the payment, it is necessary to take into account the total square footage of the housing (very often utility companies try to include additional premises in the payment, then the cost of the service is higher) and the repair fee. An apartment building requires payment of monthly receipts, the funds from which are subsequently spent on paying for repairs of common property or used in the event of emergencies.
Frankly speaking,
rent increase in 2017is already a resolved issue, because the country today is in a position where it cannot afford to reduce the cost of services provided to the population, because with the help of their payment and increased taxes, the state treasury is filled, which was previously filled with taxes from the sale of oil. However, it is worth understanding two important facts: there will definitely not be a sharp jump in the increase in rent costs, because this can cause panic and the rate increase will be individual in each region.Percentage increase
Discussing that
How much will rents increase in 2017?, experts pay special attention to the fact that in different regions the percentage of increase in the cost of utility bills will be unequal, and the most noticeable increase in prices will be noticeable in the capital, where they will increase by 7%. “Second” place will rightfully be taken by the second Russian “capital” - St. Petersburg, where the rise in prices will reach 6%, and approximately the same coefficient will be observed in Yakutia and Kamchatka. It is noteworthy that the smallest increase in tariffs will be recorded in Chukotka and Sakhalin (about 3-4%), but the level of wages in these regions will also be much lower.
