New buildings in Moscow became more expensive 3.4 times during 10 years, reaching 408 thousand rubles per square meter. In Russia, the leader in price growth was Crimea, where the cost of housing rose 6.6 times to 209.5 thousand rubles per square meter. Bank of Russia.

New buildings in Moscow became more expensive 3.4 times during 10 years, reaching 408 thousand rubles per square meter. In Russia, the leader in price growth was Crimea, where the cost of housing rose 6.6 times to 209.5 thousand rubles per square meter. Bank of Russia.