Living in Moscow City currently costs an average of 220,000–250,000 rubles per month. This is the price of a two-bedroom apartment for 30 days. The most modest monthly rent is around 130,000–150,000 rubles, while the most prestigious apartments can be rented for at least half a million rubles per month. However, rents have been falling recently, as even before the coronavirus pandemic, living in Moscow City was more expensive, at around 300,000–350,000 rubles per month.
Lots in the Federation Tower are the most popular, but it's undeniable that not everyone wants to move to the business center. Furthermore, two-bedroom apartments in business-class residential complexes, which are very close to the premium segment, can be rented for 300,000–550,000 rubles per month. In more luxurious buildings, rents can reach 1.5 million rubles, with prices usually quoted in US dollars.
You can purchase housing for personal use in the Moscow City skyscrapers for at least 30 million rubles.
