Ridgital

Yerevan, Number of operated residential buildings at the expenses of assets of population (number in units)

Historical data for Yerevan, Number of operated residential buildings at the expenses of assets of population (number in units) in Yerevan. Latest reported period: 2025. Explore observations, units and frequency, or download CSV and JSON from ARMID.

Series identifier
A.AM_G616051.IJ4GT7ZFORBFQ
Place
Yerevan
Frequency
Annual
Unit
Not provided
Observation coverage
Jan 1, 2016 – Jan 1, 2025
Latest reported observation
127.6
Observation period
2025
Last collected by ARMID
Nov 11, 2026

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Historical observations

Showing 10 of 10 observations, oldest first within this sample.

Yerevan, Number of operated residential buildings at the expenses of assets of population (number in units)
Observation periodValueBreakdown / dimensionsAdditional measurementsCoordinates (longitude, latitude)
82.2——44.5, 40.16667
86.2——44.5, 40.16667
122.2——44.5, 40.16667
111.1——44.5, 40.16667
67.1——44.5, 40.16667
133.3——44.5, 40.16667
208.6——44.5, 40.16667
59——44.5, 40.16667
33——44.5, 40.16667
127.6——44.5, 40.16667

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Cite this time series

Armenia In Data (ARMID), Ridgital. Yerevan, Number of operated residential buildings at the expenses of assets of population (number in units). A.AM_G616051.IJ4GT7ZFORBFQ. 2025. https://ridgital.com/armenia-in-data/data/series/A.AM_G616051.IJ4GT7ZFORBFQ

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