On the central streets of Moscow, retail real estate rental rates have decreased from 10% to 45%. This is due to the departure of international brands and limited demand for vacated premises from retailers remaining in the country, Kommersant writes with reference to Knight Frank analytics.
It is noted that rental rates decreased most noticeably in Kamergersky Lane, by 45%, to 33 thousand rubles. for 1 sq. meter per year. On Mira Avenue, the decline was 33%, to 20 thousand rubles. for 1 sq. m, on Arbat and Pyatnitskaya street - 20%, up to 40 thousand and 20 thousand rubles. for 1 sq. m per year, respectively.
At the same time, rent at Patriarch's Ponds, on the contrary, increased by 40%, to 210 thousand rubles. for 1 sq. m per year.
In general, renting out premises has become more difficult. The owners of the premises are counting on the revival of demand from tenants this autumn. But analysts believe that the decline in retail activity will last at least another year.
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