The Union of Builders revealed the positive side of the "Dolinoy scheme"

The occurrence of situations like Larisa Dolina, related to a fraud scheme to deceive homeowners, had a positive impact on the primary real estate market, because it encouraged people to choose apartments for purchase in new buildings. This was announced on February 12 by Maxim Fedorchenko, President of the Russian Union of Builders, coordinator of the National Association of Surveyors and Designers (NOPRIZ).

"Yes, it had a positive impact on the fact that people, afraid to buy on the secondary market, bought on the primary market," TASS quoted him as saying.

The impact of the "Valley effect" was not decisive, but it supported the developers, Fedorchenko noted. He also considered the idea of a "cooling-off period" for the sale of housing on the secondary market redundant.

Residential education: the "Valley effect" proved ineffective

But buyers began to check homeowners more carefully.

Earlier on December 15, the Director of Customer service and collection at Dom Bank.Kirill Malinovsky told how the "Dolinoy scheme" affected the secondary housing market. He noted that the scheme has a significant impact on the market of purchase and sale of secondary real estate, many buyers refuse transactions.

On the contrary, on December 12 at the Analytical research Center. Business. Pravo told Izvestia that the "Valley effect" had no impact on the secondary housing market. The dynamics of the number of claims for invalidation of transactions is characterized by moderate fluctuations in 2020-2024 and a sharp decrease in 2025, analysts emphasize.

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