Krasnodar, August 4. In Gelendzhik in July 2025, demand for short-term apartment and condo rentals increased by 26% compared to June.
Interest in short-term house rentals also rose by 17%. At the same time, demand for long-term apartment rentals grew by 3%, while house rentals decreased by 1%.
According to analysts, the average price for renting a studio or one-bedroom apartment increased by 12%, reaching 6,900 rubles per day, while the cost of renting houses rose by 13%, reaching 12,600 rubles per day. The average price for long-term apartment rentals increased by 1% to 78,000 rubles per month, while house rentals dropped by 2% to 164,000 rubles.
“The short-term rental market in Gelendzhik is seeing both increased demand and higher rates in July. The growth is only slightly higher than last year—the market in Gelendzhik always expands in July compared to June. Most tourists have already planned their vacations, and not everyone is ready to change their plans quickly; a noticeable portion of the traffic to the newly opened airport will come from transit passengers heading further to Novorossiysk, Crimea, or Krasnodar,” said the head of the analytics department.
Gelendzhik
Gelendzhik is a picturesque resort town on Russia’s Black Sea coast, known for its scenic beaches, lush greenery, and mild climate. Founded in 1831 as a military outpost, it later developed into a popular health retreat during the Soviet era. Today, it attracts tourists with its seaside promenade, historical sites like the ancient Dolmen structures, and nearby Gelendzhik Bay.
Novorossiysk
Novorossiysk is a major port city on Russia’s Black Sea coast, founded in 1838 as a naval base during the Russian Empire’s expansion into the region. It played a significant role in World War II, particularly during the Battle of Novorossiysk (1942–1943), and today is known for its maritime industry, memorials, and scenic coastline. The city also serves as a key hub for trade and the Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet.
Crimea
Crimea is a peninsula on the northern coast of the Black Sea, known for its strategic importance, diverse cultures, and scenic landscapes. It has been ruled by various powers, including the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Ottomans, and Russians, and was part of Ukraine until Russia annexed it in 2014, sparking international controversy. The region is home to historic sites like the ancient Greek city of Chersonesus and the Khan’s Palace in Bakhchisaray, reflecting its rich cultural heritage.
Krasnodar
Krasnodar is a major city in southern Russia, founded in 1793 as Yekaterinodar (named after Catherine the Great) and later renamed in 1920. Located on the Kuban River, it serves as the cultural and economic hub of the Kuban region, known for its Cossack heritage, vibrant arts scene, and historical landmarks like the Krasnodar Regional Art Museum. The city played a key role in Russia’s agricultural and military history, particularly during the Caucasus conflicts and World War II.
