In Moscow, they began to buy "Eurodnushki" more often

The restrictions operating in the capital due to the pandemic of coronavirus, and the launch of a preferential mortgage program at 6.5% increased the demand of buyers of new housing in Moscow to the so-called "Eurodnushki", whose area is about a third more than that of the usual one-room apartments.

According to Metrium, in July-August, the one-room apartments of the Euro-format formed 20% in the structure of sales of new buildings in Moscow, while the standard one-room apartments accounted for 15%. At the same time, the demand for Eurodnushki was higher than for ordinary "odnushki" for the first time since the appearance of one -room apartments of the Euro -format on the market, Kommersant writes, clarifying that such apartments appeared in the new buildings of Moscow against the background of the 2008 crisis. They are distinguished by the unification of the kitchen area and living room in the presence of a separate bedroom.

The study of Metrium analysts says that the average area of ​​a one -room apartment in new buildings in Moscow is 35 square meters, while Eurodnushki have an area of ​​47 square meters. The average cost of such apartments is 8.17 and 10.26 million rubles, respectively. According to the director of the development of Metrium, Natalia Sazonova’s growth in the interest of buyers in the apartments of the Euro -format contributed to the preferential mortgage program. However, the cyan indicate a decrease in the share of mortgage transactions in the primary market. The company believes that housing is bought by people who decided to spend ruble savings against the background of the fall in the ruble and reduce deposits.

Recall that in August it was reported that the share of studios in the total supply of housing of the mass segment in July reached 12.7%, which is a record indicator for the market. At the same time, a year ago this figure was 5.9%, and in January 2020 - 8.1%.

In mid -May, Avito Real Estate analysts reported that the demand of Russians in the studio and one -room apartments in the first week of May grew by 14% and 19%, respectively. Experts explained such a sharp increase in the views of small -sized housing by the launch of a preferential mortgage program at 6.5% to support the construction industry.