In this section we present the analysis of market demand, supply and demand for property abroad, as well as the situation at the exhibition sites of Russia and ratings shows.

Analytical information in this section is updated periodically, depending on the change in the performance of the markets.

We will also keep you informed about all obstacles and manipulations, which, unfortunately, still found in real estate abroad business. We sincerely hope that our information will save you from contact with unscrupulous sellers and partners.

Real Estate Prices Fall to 2007 Low

Moscow real estate prices continued a seemingly inexorable decline in July, breaking through the psychologically important level of $4,000 per square meter last week and continuing to sink lower, according to data compiled by a leading analytical company. Read more.

Plowing Up a Profit

Besides oil, a rich literary tradition and lots of snow, what’s one thing Russia has a ridiculous amount of? That’s easy — just look at a map. As the world’s largest country, Russia has millions of acres that are completely untapped for agricultural development, not to mention inexpensive. Read more.

St. Petersburg’s Retail Scene

The financial crisis had already touched all segments of St. Petersburg’s commercial real estate market by the first quarter of 2009. Demand has significantly dropped, rental rates are gradually falling and the amount of space up for let is also decreasing. Read more.

Warehouse Overview

Signs that the global economic downturn was going to derail the development of Russia’s industrial real estate market started to appear late in 2007, but it was not until the third quarter of 2008 that the market both in Moscow and Russia’s regional centers really started to feel its effect. Read more.