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Commercial real estate market revives amid lifting of restrictive measures

The commercial real estate market, which has suffered the most from the coronavirus pandemic, is recovering amid the gradual lifting of restrictive measures.

Despite The fact that the number of transactions remains small, many tenants began to study the market. In Moscow, the activity of potential tenants of office space increased by 22 percent compared to April, in St. Petersburg - by 46 percent. > views up 15 percent in May. In the Leningrad region and St. Petersburg - by 156 and 91 percent, respectively. In Moscow - by 13, in the Moscow region - by 34.

In the first three weeks of May, interest in renting offices throughout the country was 21 percent higher, than on similar days in April.

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