Avito Real Estate named the cheapest and most expensive areas of Moscow for buying an apartment on the secondary market

In February, a square meter in Moscow fell in price by 1.3% yoy (0.3% in a month), according to Avito Real Estate. In March, the cheapest district of Moscow was the Molzhaninovsky district, where the average price for buying an apartment on the secondary market was 2.9 million rubles, the most expensive was Khamovniki (about 135 million rubles).

The top 10 cheapest areas also included:

• Molzhaninovsky district – 2.9 million rubles.
• Chertanovo South — 4.18 million rubles.
• Chertanovo Central – 4.3 million rubles.
• Veshnyakov — 4.49 million rubles.
• Printers – 4.6 million rubles.
• Northern Medvedkovo – 4.7 million rubles.
• Bibirevo – 4.9 million rubles.
• Otradnoye – 4.9 million rubles.
• Zyablikovo – 4.9 million rubles.
• Babushkinsky – 5.4 million rubles.

The top 10 most expensive areas also included:

• Khamovniki — RUB 134.9 million
• Arbat – 75 million rubles.
• Yakimanka – 70 million rubles.
• Tverskoy – 51 million rubles.
• Zamoskvorechye – 49.5 million rubles.
• Presnensky – 42 million rubles.
• Ramenki — RUB 39.3 million
• Running — 28.2 million rubles.
• Khoroshevsky – 26.4 million rubles.
• Dorogomilovo – 25.7 million rubles.

“Avito Real Estate” named the most budgetary studio apartments. They are the cheapest in Northern Izmailovo (2.5 million rubles), Kosino-Ukhtomsky (2.7 million rubles) and Molzhaninovsky district (2.9 million rubles) of Moscow. The most expensive studios are in Filevsky Park (13 million rubles), in the Alekseevsky district (13.2 million rubles) and in Ramenki (14 million rubles).

The cheapest odnushki are in Marfino (7.5 million rubles), Kapotnya (7.7 million rubles) and Molzhaninovsky district (7.8 million rubles). Here one-room apartments cost, respectively. The most expensive odnushki are in Zamoskvorechye (25.5 million rubles), on Yakimanka (26 million rubles) and on the Arbat (49 million rubles).

The most budgetary kopeck pieces are in the Veshnyaki district (9.8 million rubles), Zapadnoye Biryulyovo (10.2 million rubles) and Molzhaninovsky (10.3 million). The most expensive ones are in Khamovniki (36.5 million rubles), on Presnya (38 million rubles) and on the Arbat (67.7 million rubles).

The cheapest three-ruble notes are in Kapotnya (11.5 million rubles), Molzhaninovsky district (12 million rubles) and Zapadny Biryulyovo (12 million rubles). Three-room apartments will cost the most on Yakimanka (81 million rubles), on the Arbat (97 million rubles) and in Khamovniki (110 million rubles).

“Avito Real Estate” reportedthat the demand for secondary real estate is more expensive than 500 million rubles. increased by 60.6% over the year. By February 2022, the number of offers on the elite secondary real estate market increased by 28%.

Laura Keffer