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Redevelopment of residential premises in Russia is regulated by legislation that requires approval of changes from supervisory authorities.
Resale housing with redevelopment costs on average six percent less than apartments without changes. Alexandra Kortysheva, general director and cadastral engineer of Central Cadastral Agency LLC, warned about this in an interview with Gazeta.Ru.
The expert emphasized that if the redevelopment is carried out with violations, the loss in price can reach 30 percent. The greatest damage is caused by moving gas or batteries to the balcony: such work is prohibited, so the new owner will have to return the apartment to its original form. The price is also greatly reduced by interference in the supporting structures, which poses a threat to the entire house.
In addition, you cannot place “wet zones” above living rooms, combine the kitchen with the living room if there is a gas stove, and attach a loggia to the room by removing the window block.

Sales Director of the Marmax company Anna Terekhova warned that in the future the sale of housing in the mass segment may become more complicated due to the growing demand for higher quality residential complexes with developed infrastructure, while the trend will continue only for small apartments with an area of 37-55 square meters. m.

The most expensive apartment on the secondary market in Moscow is put up for sale for 2.9 billion rubles. The facility, with an area of 952 square meters, is located in a club house on Granatny Lane. It is followed by lots on Solyanka and 1st Lane Truzhenikov worth 2.5 and 2.15 billion rubles, respectively.

After changes in the terms of family mortgages in a number of regions of the Russian Federation, the demand for compact apartments may increase. Developers can refocus on the minimum housing area to maintain its affordability, says expert Valeria Lobzhanidze.

Proximity to parks increases the cost of apartments in Moscow by 5-40%. New buildings near Gorky Park and Neskuchny Garden cost 35-40% more, and secondary housing has a lower premium.

If a property management company loses its license, its responsibilities for maintaining the home remain until a successor is appointed. Owners are given two months to choose a new management company, otherwise the municipality will appoint a temporary one. State Duma deputy Nikita Chaplin told the NEWS.ru portal about this.

At the end of the summer of 2026, the demand for luxury new buildings in Moscow decreased by 17.2% year-on-year, the number of transactions amounted to 453, sales volume decreased by 24.5% to 56.6 billion rubles, and the cost per square meter increased by almost 2% to 1.4 million rubles, according to a study by the Intermark City Real Estate agency.