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- Bashkirs buy country real estate in Tatarstan, Tatars do in Mari El
- Kazan to reduce number of storeys The city’s authorities have halted 40% of projects due to an unreasonable number of storeys and housing density
- ‘Rybakov’s antipathy to the mortgage is outrageous behaviour and an indicator of ‘being out of touch’ with reality’ The billionaire’s urge to refuse the mortgage — the only opportunity for young families in Russia to get their own house — “is rather an outrageous behaviour”, experts think
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Apartments in Kazan rise in price more than in Crimea
Growth rate of prices in the primary housing market has been measured in Russia
- Only territorial development can drive down housing prices in Kazan Market players think so: new sites for construction will fill the deficit of supply and stabilise new builds’ price hike
- Tatarstan deputies refuse idea of regional Platon Though a half of hallways are in ruins because of lorries, a new duty won’t be imposed not to worsen the state of businesses and cause a rise in prices
- 'It is clear that some part will remain for exhibitions': Kazan Expo reduces the area Kazan Expo exhibition complex may reduce its area by another 18,000 square metres — to 21,000 square metres
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‘The scheme is fine-tuned’: Tatarstan developers take out loans for 62,6bn
The interest rate within the financing of construction projects in the Volga Federal District — 2,52% — is one of the lowest in the country
- ‘Prison cells for animals’: Tatarstan Parliament supports ban on travelling zoos Deputies of the Tatarstan State Council agree with their Bashkir colleagues who offered to ban using animals for entertainment
- ‘Rural’ state programme in Tatarstan shrinks twice However, the rural mortgage doesn’t lose its speed: Tatarstan residents have taken loans for nearly a billion in the last three months
- Tatarstan full of mortgages Analysts have determined the regions where a mortgage is taken out the most. Tatarstan is fifth after two capitals and oil regions
- ‘One in two jobless people in Tatarstan work illegally’ COVID-19, construction and unemployment — three headaches for Tatarstan municipal heads