The top 5 districts of Moscow with the largest number of new buildings are named

As of the end of May 2025, most of the housing in Moscow is being built in the Danilovsky district. Khamovniki, Zamoskvorechye, Ramenki and Sosenskoye are also among the leaders, according to CORE residential analysts.XP, which was reviewed by Izvestia on May 30.

There are 18 projects under construction in the Danilovsky district in the south of Moscow, and 66.7% of them are business segment housing. The district is considered the main center for the implementation of projects for the integrated development of territories with a rich social and commercial infrastructure.

The second and third places are occupied by Khamovniki, where 15 new buildings are being implemented, most of them in the deluxe segment (93.3%), and Zamoskvorechye, where 14 projects are being built, 42.9% of which are also in the deluxe segment.

Sosensky district ranks fourth in New Moscow, with 13 new buildings, 84.6% of which are comfort-class housing. They complete the top 5 districts in terms of the number of new buildings in the primary Ramenka market in the Western Administrative District with 12 projects - more than half of them belong to the business segment (58.3%).

Average prices per lot in locations range from 8.4 to 434.4 million rubles, while the weighted average cost is 1 sq.m. m is in the range from 261.9 thousand rubles to 2.8 million rubles.

The most expensive lots are represented in Khamovniki — 434.4 million rubles per lot and 2.86 million rubles per 1 sq. m. The average cost of a new building in Zamoskvorechye is 79.4 million rubles, and 1 sq. m. m — 1.4 million rubles. In Ramenki, the average price of an apartment is 58.9 million rubles, the cost of 1 sq. m. m — 867.6 thousand rubles. In the Danilovsky district, the average offer price is 18.9 million rubles, the average price of a "square" is 616 thousand rubles. The cheapest lots are sold in Sosenskoye — 8.4 million rubles per apartment and 261.8 thousand rubles per 1 sq. m.

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"Among the reasons for the popularity of these locations among developers, a number of key factors can be identified. They have excellent transport accessibility: there are many metro and MCD stations within walking distance, as well as major highways. The social and commercial infrastructure has been developed, filled with educational, sports and medical facilities, shopping and entertainment centers, as well as cultural facilities," said the director of residential real estate CORE.XP Ekaterina Lomteva.

According to her, the investment attractiveness of the districts is also enhanced by the renovation program and the construction of new residential complexes, which stimulate the development of urban infrastructure.

According to experts, in the future there will be areas that will displace the current leaders. Such promising locations are considered to be Kommunarka in New Moscow, where social infrastructure, new educational and medical institutions are being actively built, as well as transport accessibility, Biryulyovo Vostochnoye in the south of the capital, where a renovation program is underway, and in terms of the metropolitan authorities, projects for the integrated development of territories.

Another of the most promising and attractive areas for investment at the moment is Khoroshevo-Mnevniki in the Northern Administrative District. It is already in the process of being rebuilt as part of the renovation program, new public spaces are being created here and the transport infrastructure is developing.

Earlier, on May 16, it was reported that one in five Russians would like to put up a cottage for sale in order to buy an apartment in the capital. At the same time, one in three (33%) estimates their suburban real estate in the amount of 6 million to 10 million rubles, according to the results of a study by Level Group.