Per capita in Russia should be from 30 to 44 sqm shelter

Russian developers, speaking on Thursday at the investment "Forum Russia 2012", found that per capita in Russia should be from 30 to 44 square meters.

"I would call 44 square metres of housing per capita. This figure falls to developed European cities. I believe that the same Petersburg is no must differ from Prague, London on the comfort and quality of life of the people ", said the Chairman of the Board of Directors of group LSR Igor Levit.

He noted that the other question is whether our people buy at 44 square metres per person.

In turn, first Vice-President of the Pik group Artem Èjramdzhanc reported that in Central and Eastern Europe per person on average 26-32 square meters of housing.

"I believe that a realistic figure for us-30 square meters, if you already take into account the situation with demand and the economy", said Èjramdzhanc.

The President of the company "Renova-StrojGrupp " Veniamin Golubickij supported that figure, according to the company it is 32-36 square metres per person.

In turn, Senior Managing Director private equity fund Hajtman Gordon Black noted that Western countries are well developed, and the rental housing market in Russia lucrative home can be a way of providing affordable housing.

Topic: LSR