Second exurban residences of citizens in Russia and Ukraine: Evolution of dachas and trends of their post-soviet changes

Abstract

The concept of a dacha, the specificity of the study of dachas in Soviet and post-Soviet times, and the variety of dacha types depending on the type of building and on the use of garden plots are discussed in this article. The evolution of dachas from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day is analyzed. The causes of the mass distribution of dachas in the USSR and in post-Soviet Russia and Ukraine are considered. The structure of owners and character of the use of second-homes by citizens depending on the distance from large cities and the frequency of visits are shown. The common and different features of the dachas of Moscow and Kyiv residents are identified.

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