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Ashtons International Realty — about projects that are shaping a new face of the capital’s premium and deluxe segment.
How to explain the paradox of 2026 and what it means for buyers and developers
Why has it become more difficult than ever to find a high-quality country house despite growing demand?
In 2026, the choice between buying and renting in the premium and deluxe segments has become a question of balancing liquidity and status. The shift in priorities forces a decision: whether to lock capital into trophy real estate with a long-term outlook or to prefer mobility and the opportunity to “test” different elite residential complexes.
Since the beginning of the year, Moscow’s luxury rental market has been in flux: after several years of overheated growth, demand is cooling and rental rates are correcting. But behind the raw numbers lie new opportunities—for both tenants and landlords. Based on analytics from Ashtons International Realty, we examine the key trends.
An apartment in the “Golden Triangle” of Khamovniki or a residence overlooking Patriarch’s Ponds is not just housing, but a long-term asset for future generations, requiring a fundamentally different approach from the mass market. In 2026, the rules of the game in Moscow’s luxury real estate market have changed again. Experts at Ashtons International Realty explain what is happening with prices and demand, why now is a favorable time to make a deal, and why clients in the luxury segment cannot do without professionals.
An in-depth analysis from Ashtons International Realty: where tenants are searching, what they're renting, and what matters most to clients in the prime segment
