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It has become known to which region residents of the Urals Federal District are migrating en masse
Residents of Ural cities are actively moving to St. Petersburg. The northern capital is one of the most popular regions where Ural residents have been looking for real estate in recent years. Representatives of the A101 group of companies shared this analysis with URA.RU. According to expert estimates, by 2035 the total population of St. Petersburg will increase to 391 thousand people due to the influx from other regions.
"St. Petersburg, along with Moscow and Krasnodar Krai, is traditionally one of the three most popular cities for purchasing housing among residents of the Tyumen Region, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Residents of Tyumen, Surgut and Novy Urengoy are most interested in St. Petersburg real estate. There are usually three reasons for buying: moving, children's education and investment. Last year, the number of applications for purchasing real estate in St. Petersburg exceeded a thousand," said Alexander Ivanov, senior analyst at the federal enterprise Etazhi.
At the same time, most of the newcomers settle in the Leningrad Region, and not in St. Petersburg itself. First of all, this choice can be justified by housing costs. For example, now the price of a square meter in a residential area of St. Petersburg is about 245,000 rubles, and in the Leningrad Region - about 144. One thousand rubles. Another reason why Ural residents increasingly choose this place is that usually new projects in the Leningrad Region are implemented within the framework of the CRT.
"To date, seven new and promising sub-centers have been identified in the south of the densely populated area with a population of 3.917 million people, of which 2.577 million people will move to the Leningrad Region," said the chief designer of the Leningrad Region. project. The A101 Group of Companies shared with URA.RU Elizaveta Grechukhina. The expert added that today developers have already begun to develop these territories.