Mortgage for Elite as Russians Pour Trillions into New HomesIn 2025, Russians invested 1.7 trillion rubles (approx. $19 billion) of their own money into new residential construction, even as mortgage requirements for borrowers tighten significantly.
Nizhny Novgorod housing prices rise faster than Moscow'sNizhny Novgorod has recorded the second-highest price growth for secondary housing among Russia's major cities, trailing only Perm, according to analysts from the Etazhi agency.
Companies conducting renovation projects in TyumenOver 20 contracts have been signed between developers and authorities for urban renovation in Tyumen. Last year, the number of plots designated for comprehensive redevelopment increased by two.
Marine-themed school for 1,300 students planned in VsevolozhskThe concept of a 1,300-seat school in Vsevolozhsk was presented to the vice-governor of Leningrad Oblast. The educational institution will become part of an educational cluster along with a kindergarten.
RSTI Holding sales grow 3.7% in 2025In 2025, RSTI Holding sold 1,985 apartments, which is 3.7% higher than the previous year. The volume of commissioned housing decreased by 17.4%.
New Shopping Complex to Appear on Omsk's Left BankThe Department of Architecture and Urban Planning has announced a new single-story shopping complex for construction materials on Volgogradskaya Street. The building permit was recently issued.
Zolotoy Mall Opening on Botanika Delayed Again to 2026The completion date for the Zolotoy mall under construction in the Botanika district has been pushed back once more, with work now slated to finish by the end of 2026.
600,000 Ruble Debt Leaves Large Family in New Moscow Without PowerThe Maryin family's home in Shcherbinka was suddenly disconnected from electricity, leaving them without light, heating, and hot water after years of payments led to a surprise half-million-ruble debt.
Court upholds apartment sale to family of military operation participantA retiree from Yekaterinburg unsuccessfully tried to overturn the sale of her apartment, claiming she acted under pressure from scammers. The court deemed the buyers to be acting in good faith and upheld the transaction.
