Moscow official

topics

Photo: Anton Denisov/RIA Novosti

Moscow official

The symbol of the nomenclature capital is the Government House on the Bersenevskaya embankment, which went down in history as a "house on the embankment"

The New Times No. 42, 12/16/2013

The apartment question, as you know, ruined Muscovites. But there is a category of metropolitan residents for whom the apartment issue is more than a roof overhead or investment. This is the path to the nomenclature paradise, which combines connections, wealth, life, rigidly separated from those who pay for this paradise with their taxes.

The New Times compiled a guide to the nomenclature Moscow

Text: Oleg Roldugin

According to the Testaments of Lenin - Stalin

Actually, the Putin elite did not come up with anything new. From the first years of Soviet power in Moscow, the “ghetto” began to form for their own party aristocracy. Graf Sheremetev’s expropriated house on 3 Granovsky Street (now Romanov Lane), the mansion of Prince Kurakin on Lenivka, at home on Neglinnaya, on Znamenka and on the Prechistensky (now Gogolevsky) Boulevard (in addition to apartments in the Kremlin), new bureaucracy began to be settled in the early 1920s. 8 sq. meters per person (on average in Moscow - 5 sq.m), full furniture, linen and dishes - in a hungry and destroyed civil war of the country, accommodation in these houses, as they were officially called, gave the name a special person to a special person. Later, the famous house appeared on the Bersenevskaya embankment (“House on the Embankment”), where the apartments were issued at the rate of one room for a man plus a living room or office (Moscow then lived almost without exception in basements and communal services) plus her club, a cinema, gym, a department store, laundry, an outpatient clinic, and kindergarten.

Priority of Brezhnevsky stagnation

In Brezhnev times, the tradition of nomenclature housing continued on a new scale. The houses began to be divided into "Councils" - for officials of the government (the Council of Ministers) and the "Tsekovsky" (Central Committee of the CPSU), where the tops of fate from Old Square lived. The “House on the Embankment” was no longer quoted-there, in almost every apartment, it was possible to hang a sign: “Lived to (month) 1937-shot (month) 1937, 1938, etc.” But Granovsky Street still retained the status “for its own”. The most prestigious was the nine -story house in Kutuzovsky, 26: here the floor was occupied by the Secretary General Leonid Brezhnev, the head of the KGB and the future Secretary General Yuri Andropov, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Nikolai Shchelokov, occupied the floor above. From other top nomenclature houses - Leontyevsky Lane, 15 (there lived a member of the Politburo and Minister of Defense Dmitry Ustinov), the entire perimeter around the patriarchal ponds: on Bolshaya Bronna, 19, the future Secretary General Konstantin Chernenko and the main ideologist Mikhail Suslov, on the corner with the current Ermolaevsky lane (then the street (then the street Zholtovsky) Until the last days, the former chairman of the KGB lived, one of the leaders of the 1964 coup (the displacement of Nikita Khrushchev) Vladimir Semi -Local. There was a nomenclature ghetto on Spiridonovka (then Alexei Tolstoy Street)-the chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, Nikolai Podgorny, lived there, on Kosygin Street (in the 1970s it was called the Vorobyevskoye highway, and the head of the Soviet government, Alexei Kosygin lived in house No. 8), near the Kuntsevskaya metro-this is already for party officials, a lower rank. The nomenclature houses had their own style: inconspicuous from the facade, exclusive inside - concierge, elevator with mirrors, in the basement - bomb shelter, spacious rooms, halls, a servant room, dressing room, tall, four meters, ceilings, two bathrooms, large parish, kitchen, thick walls, panoramic windows - not a couple - not a couple - not a couple Khrushchevs, where the area of ​​the entire apartment was like one room in an official house.

Moscow Yeltsin

The move to the nomenclature house has always not only emphasized the privileged position of the newcomer, but also gave useful ties among neighbors, guaranteeing promotion in civil service. Back in Soviet times, the elevator with mirrors became a career elevator.

In perestroika, the fight against privileges has become a banner of time. The skinny budget and low oil prices have become serious limiters for the construction of official housing. The Yeltsin nomenclature moved to summer cottages left by the Soviet party aristocrats-Barvikha, Zhukovka, and Soviet officials-Arkhangelskoye, Petrovo-Data, etc.

The famous "Yeltsinsky house" on Autumn Street, 24, building. 2, in Krylatsky, a few kilometers from traveling to Rublevka, appeared almost by accident. There was an old unfinished one (he was started by a personal doctor of many Secretary Generals and the head of the 4th department of the Ministry of Health of the USSR-special mediticine for the Soviet nomenclature, Evgeny Chazov), he liked either Yeltsin himself, or someone from his guard, as a result, the 24-apartment building was brought to mind: on the last, sixth floor, Boris Yeltsin himself settled, on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors-on other floors Grachevs, Barsukovs who hated each other Gaidar and Korzhakov, writer Zadornov, the head of the Presidential Affairs Department Pavel Borodin, etc. They say that the president of the country himself took his neighbors. The apartments were worthy (364.1 sq.m - such an apartment, according to the Federal State Registration Service, Cadastre and Cartography, are owned by the Yeltsin -Dyachenko families), but life was not completed here: the neighbors, in the inefficiency of one elevator, turned away from each other. But for Pali Palych Borodin, as the main manager of the nomenclature property, it was a go -ahead: there is no more dumpant minimum. By the end of the 90s, up to two and a half thousand people a year received from the Presidential Department. The resettlement range in many respects repeated the Brezhnev traditions: the central district, the south-west, the west of the capital- on the map (p. 36) clearly shows that the east and north of officials were not seduced.

So, in the Central Administrative District in 1998, the house was built according to the individual project at the address: Trekhgoren Val, 12, p. 2, it was called the “deputy”, although of the deputies there-except that Stanislav Govorukhin. Under one roof, the then Minister of Justice Pavel Krasheninnikov, agricultural minister Alexei Gordeev, head of the department of industry development of the government, Vladimir Amplogov and other nomenclature of the second row, found themselves with them. A four -room apartment of 200 meters here and today is $ 3 million.

In Tikhvinskaya, 4, in the area of ​​Novoslobodskaya (also the Central District), judges of the constitutional (including its chairman Valery Zorkin) and the Supreme Courts, deputy heads of the administration Boris Yeltsin and his assistants settled. Later, however, for a short while, Putin’s ministers settled here - Rashid Nurgaliev (Minister of Internal Affairs from 2004 to 2012) and Leonid Reyaman (Minister of Communications from 1999 to 2008), chief presidential psychotherapist Alla Radchenko and other large -caliber persons. And even Dmitry Medvedev, who was appointed deputy head of the government apparatus in November 1999. The current deputy secretary of the Putin Politburo - Security Council - Nurgaliev and the assistant prime minister, and more recently, a fighter with wine and sprats, Gennady Onishchenko, has a housing here, but Medvedev lost his corner at Tikhvinskaya. According to the documents, his four-room apartment on Tikhvinskaya back in December 2008 passed into the hands of a certain Alexander Borisov. Given that it was not possible to find income from the sale of this real estate in any of Medvedev’s declarations, it remains to conclude that 174.4 square meters. He did not sell meters, but simply presented. And the gift turned out to be luxurious: the same number of rooms and meters in this house costs about 75 million rubles.

Vladimir Putin himself moved to Moscow from St. Petersburg in the second half of the 1990s, after Anatoly Sobchak lost the election of the mayor of St. Petersburg (and Putin headed his election headquarters). At first, as they say, he huddled by the future prime minister, then the head of intelligence, Mikhail Fradkov, and later, becoming an employee Pal Palych Borodin (he was responsible for Soviet property abroad), settled in the house management house in the southwest-Academician Zelinsky Street, 6. Putin still indicates an apartment there in the declaration as located in use. True, for some reason, mentions 153.7 square meters. m instead of recorded by Rosreestr 152.2 square meters. m. The difference of one and a half meters is formally small, but in monetary terms it will pull a million more rubles. Putin does not live on Zelinsky for a long time, which did not slow down to affect the quality of the guard. A few years ago, the housekeepers even “printed” Anatoly Chubais's apartment here. “Previously, they say, I looked after the house, and now ...” - one of the local residents shared with the author. However, realtors are still pushing: “The Presidential Management House. Prestigious place. A beautiful entrance with spacious halls. In the halls, special cabinets for storing things (each apartment belongs to its own closet). Solid neighbors. Elite environment ... "

In the Central District, in Khamovniki, another house appeared - at the address: Nesvizhsky Lane, 12, building. 1. Here in 1999, Valentina Matvienko settled, at that time Deputy Prime Minister in Socialka, and now the head of the Federation Council: four rooms with a total area of ​​209.8 square meters. m and worth about 150 million rubles. “Presentable entrance group and staircases. Respectable serious neighbors, ”the agency for the sale of real estate advertises this house.

Among the neighbors were the families of Viktor Gerashchenko (he then headed the Central Bank), Sergei Stepashin (until recently - the chairman of the Accounts Chamber), Sergey Kiriyenko (Prime Minister of the 1998 default, and now the head of the Rosatom). Already during the second term of Putin, in April 2007, the son of Vladimir Kozhin also settled here, who replaced the head of the President of the Power Borodin as the head of the department of the President of the President: according to Kadastra, Igor Kozhin here belongs to a seven -room apartment of 302.5 meters.

Moscow Putinskaya: First term

With the advent of Vladimir Putin to the Kremlin and a massive move to Moscow, his St. Petersburg friends and friends of friends in Khamovniki lost his nomenclature shine, and the Yeltsin nomenclature, retaining property rights, moved for the most part. Many random people appeared, of course, with large and very large money, but a completely different circle. According to the wife of the most witty head of the Central Bank in the history of Russia Nina Gerashchenko, several owners have already changed on their landing: “One was, they say, the director of the market in Luzhniki-his guards-guards were sitting on the door under the door.”

The new caste settled at other addresses and began to share by those who live outside the garden ring and inside it - what is sometimes called a “quiet center”.

First, the Putinsky settled near the Krasnopresnenskaya embankment - in the residential complex at Rochedelskaya, 12, p. 1, but now, naturally, after the apartments were privatized, their wives and children own, for example, the daughter of the mayor Sergei Sobyanin or the daughter of the former Minister of Defense Anatoly Serdyukov: her Natasha, who really lives in her Natasha. St. Petersburg, Serdyukov gave 293.6 square meters. m, and now he is huddled in a 1000-meter FSO mansion to Kosygin, 67. His father-in-law and the former short premiere Viktor Zubkov recorded his “three-year-old” 153.6 square meters. m for the second half. Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika issued a living space for his wife and youngest son. The current mayor of St. Petersburg Georgy Poltavchenko is also for his son (200.6 m). Like the former Minister of Economics, and now the head of Sberbank German Gref. The head of Russian Railways Vladimir Yakunin made a gift to his grandson. As before, according to the documents, the head of the presidential administration, Sergei Ivanov, an assistant to the president, a former Minister of Education Andrei Fursenko, the head of the KS Valery Zorkin and a bunch of retired, from the former head of the General Staff, Yuri Baluevsky to former deputy prime minister Alexander Zhukov, lives here in a five-room apartment. The head of Svromikhail Fradkov said goodbye to Rochdelskaya-according to his declaration for 2012, he now has a turnout somewhere in a secret house, but 587 square meters. The head of the FSKN Viktor Ivanov, and the “Duma is not a place for discussions”, Boris Gryzlov, in Gagarinsky Lane, near the Prechistinka, now lives, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak: his two apartments on Rochdelskaya are now recorded on the company “Eco Invest”. And the apartment of the current head of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev in the bases of Rosreestr is completely recorded on some abbreviations “Zap. No. 2005/77-18-33 DSP dated 07/29/05 SL ”. In short, there was the most prestigious nomenclature house-with individual air conditioning, its own water purification system, fenced yard, round-the-clock protection and “panoramic views of the Ukraine”, Moscow City and the courtyard, but all went out at a price of $ 17 thousand for each elite square meter.

Moscow Putinskaya: 2004 and further

The nomenclature moved closer to the Kremlin: the Swedish impasse, 3, the Presidential Management House - that's what is now super -stack and super -fraterniously: $ 50 thousand - for 1 square. m. or more than one and a half million rubles-the cost of an apartment in some regional center. Today it is the most expensive house of the country. Moreover, the prices dictate not so much even a place - of course, the center, of course, is inside the garden ring, near Tver Boulevard, as a sign on the working offices of the residents.

One of the elite real estate agencies put the ten-room apartment for sale this year: “Two fireplaces, a SPA-zone, including the Turkish and Finnish saunas, billiards, two living rooms, five-dining kitchen, five bedrooms and dressing rooms, an office.” For $ 50 million in the Swedish impasse, not only 1000 square meters were offered “with large terraces and panoramic views of the Kremlin, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Moscow City”, but also the status of a neighbor of the most influential people in the country.

Some names of which are: Lavrovs, Sechins, Kudrins ... Someone at once has two apartments at once, like the head of the Rostec state corporation Sergei Chemezov (he has a former family and the current family here) and the Deputy Prime Minister, the head of the government apparatus (and earlier, from 1999 to May 2012, the assistant to the President of the Russian Federation in foreign policy) Sergey Prikhodko. At the Infotarget Consultants LTD Oil meters Gennady Timchenko, four apartments were registered in the Infotarget Consultants LTD. Here, the general director of Channel One Konstantin Ernst settled here: he also has two apartments side by side. Moreover, it is curious that in the documents of the Rosreestr of the apartment in the Swedish impasse are designated as two -rooms, and the meter (for example, among the Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Lavrov) - 247.3 square meters. m.

The rationality of such a nomenclature ghetto is understandable: it is easier to ensure the safety of guarded persons, special communications and muffles so that the enemies do not recognize the secrets of the homeland and oil supply. The building has its own green square, in the entrance - marble, on the stairs - expensive carpets. The elevator buttons work from the key, so you won’t get without an invitation to the neighbors. At the entrance is a hard bandwidth. But the hardest filter - during the settlement: outsiders are prohibited.

However, among the residents come across and the names of the general public are few well -known. For example, someone Rashad Yaver Ogly Jamalov: According to the SPARK -Interfax database, he is a co -owner of the company Olympic Star LLC (restaurants, hotels, retail trade - from bread to alcohol) and Zaria (retail trade in fruits and vegetables) - the supplier of the court of His Majesty?

There are names and very curious, such as Nelli Alekperov - it is interesting not so much by the proximity to the owner of Lukoil Vagit Alekperov, but by the fact that it is the co -owner of the HOA TAS and the partner of the chief architect of Putin’s palace in Gelendzhik Lanfranko Chirillo, about which the New Times wrote a lot (see parallel Reality ”, No. 15 dated 04/23/2012) It is obvious that businessmen get into this house by going through hard face and back control of the FSO. But why such a neighborhood of nomenclature? “Someone should cover the developer and management of the costs of such a super-expensive house: for this they sell apartments to close businessmen who will not stand at the price,” one of the residents explained to The New Times. By the way, one of the companies that live here (two apartments belong to him in the Swedish dead end) is managed by the house, famous businessman Ara Abraman: according to the magazine, the house was built by a construction company affiliated with him. Prior to this, Abramamyan was a neighbor of Putin on Zelinsky and Matvienko Street in Nesvizh Lane: apparently, he is the main builder of the courtyard.

The second variety

It is clear that the bosses cannot live next to his subordinates: this jeopar of the principle of a tough hierarchy, mandatory in the bureaucratic organization.

For officials of the administration and government, the Range lower is the ghetto. For example, a house in Ramenki on Odaltsova Street, 85, bldg. 4, where in the list of tenants and the director of the FSIN (formerly the main courier of the country) Gennady Kornienko, and, rather amazing, the head of the Moscow City Court Olga Egorova, who, according to her neighbors, with whom the author said, is always accompanied by security. Here, the apartment and the recently appointed head of the Presidential Protection Service, Colonel Oleg Atheistovich Klimentyev. Obviously, he will not linger here for a long time: an increase in the career ladder almost necessarily follows the crossing. And therefore, the prestige of the official house falls. So, for example, once a house on Mira Avenue, 33, bldg. 1: Fradkov lived there when he was the head of the tax police, and the current inhabitants of the Swedish cloth of Cheyzov also lived (at that time he headed Rosoboronexport) and Prikhodko (then the deputy head of the presidential administration). The house on the street of Marshal Vasilevsky 13, bldg. 1, after Igor Sechin left there: his 209.4 square meters. M occupied one of the deputy minister not the most resource -intensive department - this immediately indicates the level of an official house. And the house in Protopopovsky Lane, 17 (“Two -level apartment with a new design repair in the house management house. 1 level - living room, kitchen, dining room, bathroom and post -deck. 2 level - bedroom with its bathroom, 2 children's rooms and their bathroom” - from an announcement of sale), where 181 square meters. A meter costs almost 100 million rubles, and completely acquired scandalous glory: many apartments are rented here, and some, as sources in the management of business ... by the hour. Dachshund - 3-3.5 thousand. Why not the Kremlin brothel?

How do such nomenclature ghetto appear? Once they are built by order of the Presidential Affairs Management-such as the White Lebed complex on Michurinsky Prospekt, 6 (100-meter apartment here pulls $ 2 million), once-communications are exchanged by meters. Namely: the management receives a building permit, which in Moscow is not just expensive, but super -expensive. According to one of the businessmen, the paper on which the mayor of Sobyanin is on the construction of a one -door house in the central district in the market with hands will be torn off for several tens of millions of dollars. It is clear that presidential business executives with an extended hand to the city hall do not need to go to the city hall: they receive permission, and for this the developer gives up to 30% of the apartments. So, for example, officials settled on Marshal Tymoshenko Street, 17 (“finishing with high -quality plaster, natural stone and facing brick in beige, red and brown tones, panoramic views of the forest park and lake, landscape design, nearby traveling to Rublevka,” says one of the advertising avenues, price, price. meters-$ 10 thousand), which was built by a certain PKF “Athena LTD” LLC, and in the residential complex “Imperial” (ASN-Invest developer) in the Sokol region. Complex on Alabyan, 13, bldg. 2, was very popular among officials of the presidential administration and the government apparatus. Protection, concierge, underground parking with an elevator, apartments of the upper floors are panoramic glazed, the cost of a meter depending on the finish is 200-400 thousand rubles.

Now a skyscraper is planned on Veresaeva Street, 3, building. 5, at the very end of Kutuzovsky Prospekt. Documents are already undergoing approvals. And the management of business is completed by one of his projects on Starovolinskaya Street, 15, not far from the place where Stalin was one of the residences. In this residential complex “Middle Dacha”, apartments are already coming from a hammer at an average price of $ 3 million each: “Exclusive offer. Impeccable penthouse with an expensive finish. Six -meter ceilings. The only unique wood fireplace in Moscow. The sicis mosaic of onyx and marble in the main bathroom, the floors of marble and the array of the smoky oak NOLTE ”are campaigned by sellers.

Special settlers

Not all officials dream of living among their own. Indeed, there are too many eyes and ears watching the life of high -ranking gentlemen, in which everything happens.

Here, for example, is the head of the Federal Security Service, Army General Yevgeny Murov: according to the income declaration, he lives in the 1914 mansion, located at 31/2, in the Sretenka area. A similar apartment below is now sold for $ 2.2 million. Among the neighbors of Murov according to Daeva Lane - the professional fortuneteller Natalya Pozdnova, according to the media, constitutes forecasts for government officials, the presidential administration and law enforcement agencies. And in Zakotyevsky Lane, 11, this is the Golden Mile, Ostozhenka, the most expensive district of Moscow, a three -room apartment of 161.8 square meters is recorded on his wife. m and worth up to a million rubles per meter. And nearby, in the luxurious Cooper House, Botikovsky Lane, 3, at the beginning of this year, the presidential envoy in the State Duma Harry Mingh settled (he, by the way, was part of the housing commission of the government apparatus, which distributes the apartments). Three fashionable buildings are interconnected by glazed galleries with recreational zones, and the facades are finished with patched copper. 266.6 square meters. M Harry Mingh in the market cost about 300 million rubles. And this despite the fact that Alena Yarosh, three years ago, seriously injured in an accident involving an official’s car, the presidential management paid less than a million, and then through the court as compensation for the destroyed car, broken legs and a concussion.

Separately, Alexander Dzasokhov also settled from the civil service colleagues-now he is a member of the UNESCO commission, and when he received an apartment in Moscow-he was president of North Ossetia: he liked the house in Filippovsky Lane, built to manage Don-Strage: Venice plaster, marble and mosaic panels in the decoration, exclusive furniture in the hall And a billiard room with a bar on the ground floor.

And Dmitry Medvedev, even before he became the president, chose the Golden Klyuch-1 complex on Minsk Street, built by the current Cambodian zek Sergey Polonsky.

Where does the thrush come from

How do officials get apartments? And so: back in 1997, a decree of Boris Yeltsin appeared “On the Procedure for the Provision of Living Square under the management of the Presidential Affairs of the Russian Federation”, and then the special rules for the allocation of apartments, according to which the official, who claims to be the apartment, had to have the experience of the public service for at least two years.

The apartments were issued on the terms of social employment, that is, with the right to subsequent privatization. When Dmitry Medvedev was elected to the president, officials who came from other cities (and St. Petersburg has been practically bloodless from the point of view of the bureaucracy) also got the opportunity to become happy owners of elite housing on the basis of the same social rent, that is, with the prospect of becoming owners. “The privatization of apartments allocated under a social rental agreement, in accordance with applicable law, was extended until March 1, 2014,” the representative of the Presidential Administration Viktor Khrekov told the author.

According to the law, officials are obliged to hand over their previous apartments to the Presidential Affairs Management, but no one forbids to rewrite them to other family members, which many use. So, for example, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov left an apartment on the Frunze embankment of his daughter Catherine. “In addition, if the official provided a certificate that either he himself or one of his family members suffers from a severe form of a chronic disease, he can get an apartment in general,” a source in the housing commission of the presidential administration told The New Times. “At one time, asthma was in the list of diseases, and it was funny to observe how people with inhalers go through the corridors of the presidential administration.” When asthma was deleted from the list, the officials miraculously went recovering. True, enuresis appeared in the list of diseases ...

The same source explained The New Times, why in the documents of Rosreestr for apartments in the Swedish impasse, two -room apartments with a width of 200 meters are invariably indicated. The fact is that when the AP Housing Commission or the Government apparatus decides to whom to give an apartment, they proceed from the rule according to which a one-room apartment should be allocated to a family of one or two people, a two or three people-two-room, etc. But the meter in the documents is not diplomatically indicated.

However, it is clear that even the Presidential Affairs Department will not be recruited for all officials of apartments. The way out - who would doubt it! - Found: from January 27, 2009, Russia has a decree of government No. 63, which prescribes the procedure for obtaining a subsidy for the purchase by housing officials. “Subsidy” is a figure of speech, because in fact it is an interest -free irrevocable loan from 10 to 30 million rubles.

“New Class”-so once the famous Yugoslav dissident Milovan Jilas called the Soviet party bureaucracy. “These are those who receive special privileges and economic preferences thanks to only one thing - that have a monopoly on management.” It is amazing how some things in Russia never change.

"Ghetto" for the servants of the people

Nomenclature houses of Soviet times

era of Yeltsin

Putin's reign

Krylatsky

Youth

Kuntsevskaya

Schukinskaya

Polezhaevskaya

Avenue

Vernadsky

Kutuzovskaya

Falcon

Vorobyovy Gory

Street 1905

Running

Kyiv

Frunze

Novoslobodskaya

Mayakovskaya

Barric

Leninsky Prospekt

Park

Cultures

Sevastopol

Kropotkinskaya

Tver

Arbat

Sukharevskaya

Theater

Revolution Square

Prospect Mira

Pure ponds

VDNH

Sviblovo

Kursk

Bauman

Photo: Evgeny Feldman

In the house on the street Academician Zelinsky, 6, Vladimir Putin received his first Moscow apartment

The house in Khamovniki lost its former nomenclature prestige

The "House of Government" of the era of the first term of Putin on Rochdelskaya, 12, p. 1, now it would be more correct to call the "House of Heirs"

Photos: Evgeny Feldman

Some surnames of which are: Lavrovs, Sechins, Kudrins ... Someone has two apartments at once, like the head of the Rostec State Corporation Sergei Chemezov

The Swedish impasse, 3, is the most expensive apartment building in Russia: the market price of 1 sq. m - $ 50 thousand

At the entrance is a hard bandwidth. But the hardest filter - when checking: outsiders are forbidden

House in Ramenki on 85 Udaltsova Street: for officials of important, but not the first category

The complex "Middle Cottage" is ready for settlement

House in Protopopovsky Lane, 17, acquired scandalous glory: apartments are rented here

Now ... by the hour

The bathroom from onyx will soon accept the bureaucratic pair

Sretenka, Giving Lane, 31/2: According to the declaration, the head of the FSO Army General Yevgeny Murov lives here

Ostozhenka, "Golden Mile": in Zakotyevsky Lane 1 sq. m goes for 1 million rubles

Botikovsky Lane, 3, the luxurious "Cooper House" opened its doors for the presidential envoy in the State Duma