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Why is Moscow building all the time, but housing is not becoming more available? In general, even the remaining amount of construction in Moscow is mainly supported by the State Renovation Program. As in the past, the government supports big business, thus creating a demand for it." Although it is becoming more and more unrealistic to buy an apartment, construction sites in Moscow do not respond to this, and the city continues to grow with new quarters. What is happening to the construction sector in Moscow, why does increasing supply not necessarily lead to lower prices, and who benefits from it? These questions were answered in the column "Moskvich Mag" by economist and expert of the project "Double Numbers" Oleg Komolov. Posts in Max.

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Why is Moscow building all the time, but housing is not becoming more available? In general, even the remaining amount of construction in Moscow is mainly supported by the State Renovation Program. As in the past, the government supports big business, thus creating a demand for it." Although it is becoming more and more unrealistic to buy an apartment, construction sites in Moscow do not respond to this, and the city continues to grow with new quarters. What is happening to the construction sector in Moscow, why does increasing supply not necessarily lead to lower prices, and who benefits from it? These questions were answered in the column "Moskvich Mag" by economist and expert of the project "Double Numbers" Oleg Komolov. Posts in Max.

Why is Moscow building all the time, but housing is not becoming more available? In general, even the remaining amount of construction in Moscow is mainly supported by the State Renovation Program. As in the past, the government supports big business, thus creating a demand for it." Although it is becoming more and more unrealistic to buy an apartment, construction sites in Moscow do not respond to this, and the city continues to grow with new quarters. What is happening to the construction sector in Moscow, why does increasing supply not necessarily lead to lower prices, and who benefits from it? These questions were answered in the column "Moskvich Mag" by economist and expert of the project "Double Numbers" Oleg Komolov. Posts in Max.

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