Experts told about housing options in the regions at the price of a single room in Moscow

Moscow leads the country in terms of the cost of 1 sq. m. in new buildings. The average cost of a one-room apartment in the capital is about 10-12 million rubles. Level Group experts have conducted research and found out what real estate can be purchased in the regions at the price of a Moscow one-room apartment. "Izvestia" got acquainted with the results of the study on January 22.

Analysts, referring to the data of "SberIndex" for December 2024, noted that the most expensive (excluding Moscow) were square meters in St. Petersburg (Br247.8 thousand per square meter), Altai Republic (Br223.6 thousand), Sakhalin region (Br194.9 thousand), Moscow region (Br190.9 thousand) and Amur region (Br186.4 thousand).

In St. Petersburg, the best offer, which will cost no more than Br10 million, is a two-bedroom apartment in Shushary with the area of about 85 sq. m., while two-bedroom apartments with the area of about 50 sq. m. can be bought for Br9-10 million in Primorsky district, Pulkovskoe highway and Kolpino district. In locations less remote from the center for 9-10 million rubles you can buy only a one-room apartment or a studio.

In the Altai Republic, the supply of new buildings is very limited - for 9 million there is one studio in the LCD, which is delivered in 2026. Of the new buildings in Gorno-Altaisk there is one more complex, where you can buy a one-bedroom apartment for 5.7 million rubles. In Biysk for 7-8 million rubles you can buy a two-bedroom apartment with an area of 70-80 square meters. meters. m. In the resort town of Belokurikha a two-bedroom apartment of 75 sq. m. is sold for Br9 million.

In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk for 9-10 million rubles you can buy a two-bedroom apartment, and depending on the area and the LCD it can be 35 square meters. m, and 55 square meters. m. In Blagoveshchensk - the capital of the Amur region - within 10 million you can find a one-bedroom apartment for 9 million rubles, and a three-bedroom apartment, and with delivery in 2025, experts noted.

"In the metropolitan region, if you go beyond the Moscow Ring Road to the Moscow region, you can count on a two-bedroom apartment within 10 million, such options are found in almost all directions, except for Khimki and Zelenograd - there for this money developers will offer you a maximum of two-bedroom, - explained in the press service of Level Group.

Experts also considered the regions with the cheapest housing. In the Republic of Kalmykia the cost of a "square meter" amounted to 76.2 thousand rubles in December 2024 - instead of the "capital" 1 square meter you can buy 4.5 square meters in Kalmykia. Next in increasing prices are Pskov region (Br77.3 thousand for 1 square meter), Orenburg region (Br85.9 thousand), Orel region (Br86.6 thousand) and Smolensk region (Br89 thousand).

In Kalmykia, in Elista, buyers can find only one residential complex, where one-room apartments are sold for Br3.7-3.8 million - at the price of a Moscow one-bedroom you can buy two or even three apartments here.

In the Pskov region you can buy five apartments at a cost of 2.1 million rubles instead of one in the capital. Also for 10 million it is quite possible to buy two two-bedroom apartments or one three-bedroom apartment with an area of more than 100 square meters. meters. meters. In the Orenburg region for 9-10 million rubles is sold three-room housing with an area of about 80 square meters. meters. m. In the Orel region for the cost of one Moscow apartment you can buy four one-bedroom apartments. In Smolensk region the cost of one-room apartments exceeds 3 million rubles, so for the capital money you can buy three one-bedroom apartments or one reference three-bedroom apartment for 10 million rubles.

At the end of December 2024, Ruslan Syrtsov, Managing Director of Metrium, told Izvestia that developers of mass and business segment projects in 2025 may continue to reduce prices by setting a discount on a wide pool of real estate lots. But, in his opinion, there will not be a sharp reduction in prices, as developers need to fulfill their financial obligations to banks and maintain at least a small margin.