After a hugely successful 2013, expectations are high for the real estate sector in the Russian cities of Moscow and St Petersburg. However, unlike previous booms in the country, this particular building frenzy is largely being driven by foreign companies drawn in by Russia’s rapidly growing middle class.
Read The rush to cash in on Russia’s real estate boom on fDi Intelligence.
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