Today, 7914 studios in Moscow’s new buildings are a room with a combined kitchen-living room. This is the minimum value of 34 months, the work of Metrium company and the basic law study taken by Gazeta.ru’s publication office.
In 2024, the studio proposal decreased by 13% – 9101 studio was exhibited a year ago in the new buildings of Moscow. At the same time, the number of lod lots offered for sale 2.2%, two rooms -2.1%, three rooms -2.1%, multi -room -2%increased.
The share of studios in the total description for the last 12 months has dropped 2.2 points: from 18.7% to 16.5%. As a result, although there was a gap a year and a half times, the number of studios for sale and the three -room lot for sale were almost equal.
“The Number of Number of Studios on Sale Is Explained by the Capital’s Authorities: Prohibitions on the Design of Small -Silimed Housing and Construction of New Complexes With Apartments. Active Exhaustion of the Exposure at The Same Time, and Their Area Can Be Up to 30-35 Square METERS M, which is the first of the regions. ”He says.
Today, the average price of a square meter in the studios of new buildings in Moscow is 481 thousand rubles. According to Metrium and Basic Civil Code, the indicator increased by 11.3%last year. The minimum budget of the studio proposal-4.8 million rubles (for 19.4 square meters) in Zelenograd, in the center of Moscow (for 363.7 m2) (for 363.7 m2) (in this case, we talk about free planning and Dlux-lot).
“There were more than 30 projects in Moscow where only studios were sold one and a half years ago, but today it was not practical. It began to design less studio in large -scale houses. This is mainly small, significant, significantly small, significantly small, significantly small, significant, significant, significant, significant, significant, significant, significant extent. ”He said. Metrium General Manager Ruslan Syrtsov.
To the Russians before They called Expressions in ads for the sale of an apartment that should be a warning.
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Source: Gazeta
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