Realty
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A businessman from Yelabuga buys monument for a ruble to open a boutique hotel
The entrepreneur is reviving a historic merchant's mansion to open it in 2027
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Must meet the deadline: a cross installed on Memorial Church for Fallen Soldiers in Kazan
Restoration of the cultural heritage site will be completed within two months
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Anastasia Gizatova: ‘Housing will become cheaper if instalments and mortgages are banned. But this is unlikely to happen’
At the moment, the cost of a square metre reaches 243,000 rubles
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Contrary to the governor’s opinion, the views of the Kazan Kremlin from the roads were blocked in the capital of Tatarstan
Public activists are sounding the alarm, and the city’s Executive Committee and supervisory authorities do not notice the violation at the UNESCO site
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There has been a correction in the housing rental market
The average rental rate in Kazan has fallen by almost 10% since the beginning of the year
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Izbing — a fleeting trend or a new reality?
In Russia, the popularity of renting out izbas is growing, with Tatarstan ranking fifth in the number of offers
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New builds for 80 billion rubles created in Kazan despite the ‘difficult situation’
Developers postponed some projects and accelerated the launch of residential complexes with a credit load
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For Russians — for 10,000, pay the rest: how and where to rent inexpensive housing in Kazan
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‘3–4 cultural heritage sites are destroyed in Russia every day’
Muslim historical and archaeological heritage discussed at KazanForum
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‘Just a little bit more and we'll cross the line’: Kazan predicts overstocking of new buildings on the market
Housing developers were urged to pay attention to other real estate segments
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Marat Khusnullin: ‘Today we have problems, but we must be ready for a new breakthrough’
The deputy prime minister hopes for a reduction in construction time, and a Krasnodar developer hopes for help with a megaproject in Kazan
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How the rental housing market will change with the requirement to obtain consent from neighbours
Experts called the law unviable, considering it technically unenforceable
