Yekaterinburg: Office space sales drop 40%
29 September 2015 (09:11)
UrBC, Yekaterinburg, September 29, 2015. The number of purchase and sales agreements relating to office space dropped by 30% to 40% in Yekaterinburg this year compared with the year 2014, Severnaya Kazna Commercial Estate Director Sergei Chupin said at a press conference.
Chupin says the number of rental and lease contracts also declined by 15% to 20%.
‘This means the Ural business community en masse is now switching to less expensive segments. The market’s overall downward trend has to do with the dramatic economic downfall, a 30% decline in investments, loans getting more expensive, and structural problems in the financial sector. All this has reduced the effective demand drastically,’ Chupin said.
Chupin says the number of rental and lease contracts also declined by 15% to 20%.
‘This means the Ural business community en masse is now switching to less expensive segments. The market’s overall downward trend has to do with the dramatic economic downfall, a 30% decline in investments, loans getting more expensive, and structural problems in the financial sector. All this has reduced the effective demand drastically,’ Chupin said.
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