INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Luxury housing sales in the Russian capital reached a record-setting 174 billion rubles ($1.8 billion) in January-September 2024, the
Vedomosti business dailyreported Tuesday, citing research by real estate company NF Group.The 1,270 luxury apartments sold in Moscow so far
this year were up from 860 sales worth 110 billion rubles ($1.14 billion) in January-September last year and 690 sales worth 75 billion
rubles ($780.6 million) in the first nine months of 2022.Experts attribute the rise to the launch of major new luxury housing developments,
with another record-setting current supply of 4,200 apartments in the segment
apartments averaged 2.49 million rubles ($25,900) per square meter in the third quarter, up 14% from three months earlier.Experts tell
Vedomosti they expect demand for premium and deluxe apartments to keep rising into the end of 2024.A Message from The Moscow Times:Dear
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