No matter how the economic situation in the country develops, the real estate market is the only one whose condition is practically stable. In any economic upheaval, someone expands or opens their own business, someone buys apartments. At the same time, almost every Russian buyer of real estate has previously been in the role of a seller - he sold housing in order to purchase another.
Real estate in the port city is always in demand, and real estate in Vladivostok, both residential and commercial, is no exception. A lot of information on the sale of houses, apartments, warehouses and office space in the Primorsky Territory can be found on bn.ru - the portal of real estate in Russian regions. The real estate newsletters contain only the latest offers and reliable information.
Vladivostok residential real estate market overview
The city, built up with obsolete "Khrushchevs", is in dire need of new equipped housing within the city. In recent years in Vladivostok one can speak of a "boom" in construction. Now we can already say that the housing stock of the city has been significantly replenished with quality housing. New micro-districts are being built: Solnechnaya Dolina - in Trudovoye, Patrokl, Snegovaya Pad - in Vladivostok.
At the same time, when buying real estate in Vladivostok, the following tendency is observed: the excitement around one-room small apartments is gradually decreasing. Economy-class housing is still in the lead, but not "ultra-compact", but with improved planning characteristics.
When buying a home, consumers make more demands on its comfort, which leaves an imprint on the cost per square meter. The price per square meter in a new building varies from 55,000 to 70,000 rubles.
Commercial real estate market overview of Vladivostok
The office real estate sector in the city is rather poorly developed. The total supply is about 300 thousand square meters. m. The business center located on Okeansky Avenue is practically the only class A facility. Slightly more than 10% of the office sector belongs to class B, and about the same - to class C. Thus, most of the office space is class D.
The development of warehouse real estate is at an average level. Vladivostok has only one large logistics center covering an area of 6,000 sq. m.
Retail real estate is developing at a faster pace. The city has about sixty shopping centers with an average level of trade organization.
The shortage of commercial space is due to the limited area suitable for construction. But the development of even selected areas is proceeding very slowly.
The secondary market of Vladivostok is stable. He reacted rather restrainedly to the temporary fall of the ruble in early 2014. The price of "secondary housing" increased by 1.2-1.5%.