Moscow Long-Term Rental Yields Fall To 5 Percent
Long-term rental yields for housing in Moscow have fallen to 5 percent annually, according to calculations by Ocyan. Experts attribute this decline to stabilizing property prices. In certain districts, limited demand has led to an oversupply of available units, creating additional market pressure. Monthly rents for studios in older Moscow areas range from 46,000 to 57,000 rubles, while one-bedroom apartments cost between 52,000 and 66,000 rubles. One-bedroom apartments in the capital are currently priced between 46,000 and 66,000 rubles per month. The supply of housing in Moscow grew by 25 percent in the first half of the year. Apartments in buildings constructed after 2006 show the highest yields according to TsAN data.
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Govorit Moskva
“Доходность долгосрочной издачи жилья в столице упала до 5% годовых, посчитали в оциан.”
Govorit Moskva
“Доходность долгосрочной издачи жилья в столице упала до 5% годовых, посчитали в ЦАН. Нижение показателей эксперта объясняет стабилизацию цен.”
Govorit Moskva
“Доходность долгосрочной издачи жилья в столице упала до 5%. В Москве можно за 46-57 тысяч рублей в месяц, однокомнатную квартиру за 52-66 тысяч.”
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