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Money from the sale of an apartment in Saratov will be enough for a communal apartment in Moscow

Having sold housing in Saratov, the citizen will be able to buy only a room in a communal apartment with an area of 14.4 square meters in the capital

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Money from the sale of an apartment in Saratov will be enough for a communal apartment in Moscow

Selling housing in Saratov, the citizen will be able to buy in the capital only a room in a communal apartment of 14.4 square meters. A resident of Samara has access to 17.7 square meters of Moscow real estate, a resident of Penza - 12.4 square meters. Such figures are given in the study of the portal “World of apartments”.

Most lucky residents of St. Petersburg: selling real estate in the Northern capital, they can count on a one-room apartment in Moscow with an area of 32.2 square meters.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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