In June 2026, a total of 34,387 property and vehicle sales transactions were finalized using escrow accounts. This represents an increase of nearly 18.5% compared to May and 8.3% compared to April, marking the highest volume recorded in the last three months, the Central Bank said in a report.
Reportedly, 19,241 of the June transactions (55.9%) involved vehicles, while 15,146 (44.1%) were real estate deals. An additional 834 transactions remain under review.
For comparison, April saw 31,757 transactions processed through escrow accounts, consisting of 18,960 vehicle and 12,797 real estate sales, with 1,516 deals left pending. In May, total transactions dipped to 29,023, split between 16,584 vehicle and 12,439 real estate sales, while 1,113 applications remained in the pipeline.
This indicates that June not only brought a surge in finalized deals but also marked the third consecutive monthly decline in pending cases. This downward trend suggests that application processing and transaction closures are speeding up.
The regional leadership breakdown remained unchanged. Tashkent city dominated June's activity with 9,373 transactions, accounting for 27.3% of the national total. This follows 9,177 finalized deals in the capital in April and 8,575 in May. Other highly active regions included Fergana Province (3,456 in June, 2,708 in May, and 3,042 in April), Samarkand Province (2,990 in June, 2,523 in May, and 2,766 in April), and Andijan Province (2,737 in June, 2,383 in May, and 2,354 in April).
Ultimately, following a brief slowdown in May, the volume of real estate and vehicle transactions processed via escrow accounts has returned to a strong upward trajectory in June.
As a reminder, escrow accounts serve as a secure payment mechanism between buyers and sellers, ensuring that funds are only released to the seller once all terms of the transaction are fully met.
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