The real estate market crisis may break out in 2-3 years due to deferred obligations. what now 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". The construction industry has not yet collapsed; He quickly adapts to the crisis. how? Developers save on landscaping, materials and finishing. They reduce the income of new square meters. They shout in the media about the crisis. By the way, developers do it in vain. It will be worse for them. The government will not return the benefit, the tariff will not decrease in the next two years - but the Russians will be even more afraid. And instead of buying apartments at the foundation level, they will save and invest money in secondary housing, and prices will rise there as well. And that's what they do, judging by the prices. How and why exactly did housing prices in Russia soar during the SVO? Now they have "hit the ceiling" - how long will it last? Why didn't the exorbitant cost of a two-room apartment in the cities create a market for low-cost private housing? How did the arrears debt and the proportion of unsold apartments increase? In general, how it all works is in our final detailed report on where we should all live. The link doesn't open? Read here.

The real estate market crisis may break out in 2-3 years due to deferred obligations. what now 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the Internet publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA". The construction industry has not yet collapsed; He quickly adapts to the crisis. how? Developers save on landscaping, materials and finishing. They reduce the income of new square meters. They shout in the media about the crisis. By the way, developers do it in vain. It will be worse for them. The government will not return the benefit, the tariff will not decrease in the next two years - but the Russians will be even more afraid. And instead of buying apartments at the foundation level, they will save and invest money in secondary housing, and prices will rise there as well. And that's what they do, judging by the prices. How and why exactly did housing prices in Russia soar during the SVO? Now they have "hit the ceiling" - how long will it last? Why didn't the exorbitant cost of a two-room apartment in the cities create a market for low-cost private housing? How did the arrears debt and the proportion of unsold apartments increase? In general, how it all works is in our final detailed report on where we should all live. The link doesn't open? Read here.