Look Inside $ 100,000 House. What you will Get with that Money in Russia?
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 9. 01. 2019
- Filmed in Moscow Region (20 km from Moscow)
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Filmed in Moscow Region (20 km from Moscow)
Whats the name of the location
I wonder if those houses are still considered as dacha a by Russian law ?
As I understood the federal laws are also changed this year (2019) concerning Dacha property , which regulate the time you can live in your Dacha and the size and dimensions of the buildings
The prices you mention in the video are somewhat comparable with the prices of vacation, weekend or recreational houses in the Netherlands ( where I live )
ps... Best wishes for 2019 for You Aleks and all your beloved !
Hey! I like your videos âș have a great 2019 đ love from England
Anton K I donât believe so - I believe dacha need to be below a certain size (internal floor area).
House prices are low ..can forgner buy house in russia?
Most Americans want good relations with Russia and her people.
I know I do. Our worlds are so similar,... My father used to say that people are the same wherever you go..đđđ â€
â@@terriemartinez9989 If you are well traveled you may find out that is not "completely" accurate. You will discover that America truly is one of the most tolerant countries on the planet. Others not so much. But in general most people just want to provide for their families and be left alone. Just like here. Hope you and your family are well and safe.
@@WilliamKing-hf8lc People are the same wherever you go.
Laughter sounds the same in any language..
And so does crying...
@@terriemartinez9989 Damn skippy, especially when the laughter comes from children, (which brings me so much joy) and when children cry it usually because of a skint knee or lack of a nap. When grown ups cry it means many things that usually don't mean crap or a loss. You are not the same as me, as I am not the same as you. But we share so much in our laughter and our pain that we become the same for a minute or so!
@@terriemartinez9989 People are not the same wherever you go. But I would like peace and Alliance with Russia.
It matters very little what you chose to show as I find all your offerings to be of interest. After years of getting the very worst of Russia shown to us, to see how Russia truly is is like a breath of fresh air, and I thank you.
Mike
The "bad" Russia that is shown to us here in the states is on purpose.Its to make them look "bad".Question everything folks
@mike brink I agree totally
Go there, I did and was blown away. Friendly people, affordable everything and a government as screwed up as ours, but different. We understood each other perfectly. Will go back.
I would like to take a trip to Russia (in spring LoL đ) any recommendations on travel agency or what worked for any of you.
@@JamesAllmond who did you fly with recommendation? I have ton of airmiles to burn from Delta
I love your views of Russia, I love learning about other cultures without all of the politics. I like to see the "REAL Russian People.
@PragaMaterUrbium Yeah, not every one in Russia, but many people here have dachas since USSR times, I think since 1970s when that was popular. People would have their own dachas for the first time back then.
Thanks I will check out the channel
@PragaMaterUrbium he is an amazing youtuber
I was born and raised all over Montana (USA) until I was 18, and then I moved to Texas, and to Arizona. I haven't seen snow in going on 7 or 8 years now. Almost brought a tear to my eye hearing you walk in it.
I am glad I found you! Thanks for sharing Russia with us.â€ïž
I once knew a girl called Cindy. She lived on Gordon Street, but that was a long time ago, when I was a young man.
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Here in London you would not get a box for s 100, 000. lovely home.
its the same for most of the uk now, not just london :(
Neither in Moscow
Flats not house.
It's the same where I live, in Slovenia. Imagine that!
@Lonao
Not true. In Moscow (or Moscow region) that would be at least $1500. In other Russian cities where salaries are lower houses are much cheaper. Besides, Russians can get a mortgage, just like Americans do in the US.
All of our new construction homes (US) are just like these...big homes on a stamp-sized lot.
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Exactly why I bought a 40 year old house. Construction quality just as good, but larger lots and mature trees. And better locations than new construction.
I wish I could take one of these houses and pop it in Missoula Montana I'd be a happy camper. I love the quality and how solidly they're built
My observations too.
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Ok, thank you.
I just found your channels and love watching the videos! So glad you're sharing the culture and lifestyle of your country. It's much different than what I've ever imagined. Very pleased :-)
Yes, it is expensive for average Russians, but the quality is outstanding. I am just wondering when western leaders stop to teach Russians "how to". They know how to build, to cook, and to live without western lessons. I am very impressed.! đ
The max practical salary is USD 4,000 no taxes involved same with the dachas nobody's paying a shekel. The authorities and the cronies are eager to impose their cut in various ways but you can dig in a liquid gas tank that lasts a month for gas, heat, electricity for a house and be effectively independent of the outside world.
I tried to say there is no average Russian as I see it. Many work remotely for the Western companies and receive above the average which is difficult to figure out for a few distinct groups.
Russia also produce GMO-free foods not like the U.S...
@@rockefelleragent1357 If they do you won't know. Then same with the West.
@@miklerosswell3885 You will know the difference, tastes different and no ill effects after eating food
@@miklerosswell3885 You tried, and they don't listen.
in california 100k will get you a nice spot for your tent in skid row xD
Who cares? Are wages in California 50 cents an hour?
Beautiful.
I would love to live at the edge of the forest like this.
A one can only live at a dacha on days off, because it is far from the city, 20-30 km.
Enjoyed this very much. Hope you and family have happy prosperous new year
Thanks for another lovely video. .glad you are back! Love from me and mine to you and yours from Arkansas!
Glad you're back. It doesn't matter to me what you film as long as it's interesting and includes trips to Globus I'll keep on watching đ
haha same here, the Globus videos are kind of relaxing...like going shopping but watching it from the Sofa ;-)
But keep in mind that the real average salary in Russia, even in major cities - 200-300 dollars a month, except for Moscow, the Moscow region and St. Petersburg. Therefore, for 90% of Russians, such houses are not available, and not one Bank will ever give them any credit to buy such a house! In General, the channel is called "Different Russia", but the author either does not want to show this poor Russia with broken roads, destroyed infrastructure, dirt and shabby houses. Even her Fryazino in the Moscow region is a fairly prosperous in financial terms place. I live in Omsk (Western Siberia) and everything is much worse in terms of infrastructure, as well as in terms of the economy and salaries. This is a city with a population of 1.2 million people, but 30-40 thousand people leave it every year. So the author is very biased in describing the state of Russia! Sorry for my clumsy English, I write through an online translator!
That's very sad. Here in the U.S. there are extremes in affordability as well. In different states you can buy a fixer upper for 12,000 dollars. In another city that fixer upper could be in the millions. It's crazy how much building costs are as well. Same scenario. It's interesting and sad to see the differences in other countries. God bless.
@@kennaoconnor4633 Good to here from a Bogle I grew up with quite a few "Bogles". Means Ghost in Scotland!
Some here in New Zealand. Ghosts do get about!
@@mikefay5698 that's awesome! My 16 great grandfather came to the U.S. in 1620 from Scotland. I've never met another Bogle. Most live in Tennessee. The name has a kind of creepy past. Number one is the Bogey-man and the Tattie-Bogle.
Are u ukranazi? Cry baby
ĐĄĐ”ŃгДĐč ĐĐ”Ń ŃĐ”ŃĐ”ĐČ you are right , they never show real life .
Just found your channel! I'm with you on having a bit more land with my house! Personally I love the RanchStyle homes myself instead of two and three (not popular here in America!) story (floors/levels) homes. RanchStyle homes with full.-sized basements are my favorite and give you the impression of living in two homes!These "starter-type homes" are wired,plumbed ,have HVAC,carpeted,tiled,drywall,painted,appliances ,windows and doors, and have an attached one or two car garage,sodded yard with a couple of small starter trees.Back when I use to be employed here in Colorado (America) in the construction field (1990's-2010)the 'lower-end' of these 'starter- homes' listed around $180,000 and thats' with minimal choices of paint and flooring color and style choices . Prices climb from there, depending upon upgrades to carpeting,tile,countertop finishes, lighting fixtures etc....usually to $400,000 maybe $500,000 and in certain higher-priced real estate marketseven close to a $1,000,000 with average square footage of 1100 sq.feet-1500sq.feet
This is not what prices are nowadays though. Rentals are scarce and very expensive for very little space and in very rundown,dangerous neighborhoods.
I love your everyday life topics in your Videos. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Poland!
I hope things are better with your father...I have missed seeing you post recent videos...It is like the absence of an old friend! Take care and stay warm!
Very nice video. Great job!
Nice video and I just want to say I didn't notice that you had to switch cameras. Thank you for sharing XX
Thanks it was very informative. Some ideas about future episodes maybe - rental costs, how is schools and universities etc..
I'm American here and this is a wonderful video! I love these kinds of cultural videos. I want first person experience directly from the people. Very interesting designed houses.
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Great Video val.. I hope Shafee is doing well.. Winter is about Half way over almost thats the good news
In Australia you canât buy a room for $100000 so itâs good you can buy a big house for $100000. Itâs great watching about life in Russia. We went to St Petersburg a few years ago. Loved it very much. Keep posting vlogs about Russia. Thank you.
Thank you for the interesting look into life in Russia.
It's nice to see how they are building new neighborhoods close to Moscow and to have an idea how much they cost. Thank you for taking your time to show this to us,it's very interesting to me here in the US.
Here from America, this is so incredibly amazing I mean all the houses are just so big, Iâm in love
Not on average
Loved this video, you are terrific! what is the song that plays through out the video, it's great, keep up the wonderful work, and many blessings and good health to you and alex.
Thank you for sharing! The homes look very well constructed,
I just found your channel and I have enjoyed the videos. My great grandparents on my mother's side came from a small village in Russia. The village name is Malochna (not sure of the spelling). I would greatly enjoy visiting and learning some of the things that they did. I could spend months, if not years learning about the history over there. I will be watching more of your videos. God bless you and your family.
Maybe "Molochnaya"??
Always happy to see a new video, I hope that your father is feeling better. Your entire family is in my thoughts and prayers. Thank you for showing the houses. I am going to get some more information for in the future. Sending hugs from Texas
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Texlahoma Girl - Russia is beautiful and thereâs a whole lot of it to love. Even bigger than Texas! đ
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Thank you. I am in love with such a beautiful country. I plan to visit soon. It's definitely at the top of my bucket list. đđâ€ïž
Texlahoma Girl âWith a million miles of real estate to choose from you begin to see the value of your freedom.â - Thos. Dolby â83. Consider this: within minutes of that house you could get to yaroslavksy station. Within three days of departure you could be at the gate of the Gobi desert in Ulan Bator. Eventually the mind numbing franchise exploding super mall of the USA will kill us if we donât get out of here.
@@texlahomagirl9809 Same here. I'm American born & bred but I Love Russia. It's vastness is incredible and the people seem truly beautiful inside and out.
Beautiful homes. I like this video very much. Thank you!
I really like your channel, thank you...
I like the scenery. Some day I'd like to tour Russia. When I was a kid in school I had a teacher who had been there and had a slide show. It was real neat to see the pictures. Thank you.
I really enjoyed your tour of new housing projects in the Moscow region. Are kitchen appliances included in the $100,000! What about bathroom fixtures? It is always so interesting to see how different parts of the world live, and what is available to live in. Thank you for a great video, and prays for your father's health.
Great video! I agree with your perspectives. Having spent a lot of time in Russia, I know how most people live very close to neighbors in typically tiny apartments. I can easily see how these kinds of neighborhoods are popular with âmansionâ homes and, still, a lot more buffer from neighbors than apartment dwellers have. In the US, the same is happening because land is so expensive. There is a new type of neighborhood where the houses are only a couple feet apart. They donât share walls like townhouses but completely lack privacy. You can easily see what your neighbors are doing next door unless you keep your curtains closed.
A house that big in the US on 10,000 sq meters of land would cost $250 to $500,000 us dollars depending on the region or even neighborhoods! Of course they would be completed inside with heating and air conditioning.thAtwould be for a 2500 SQ foot home.
Nice video, thank you.
Thank you for sharing these videos! I feel like I am traveling to Russia without leaving my living room!
Thank you for sharing. I found it very interesting that homes were sold with the outside constructed and each homeowner must complete inside construction themselves. That gives each each homeowner a wide range of choices but I would imagine could add a lot to the end cost.
Here in America people like to buy " turn key houses" which means everything is already done all they have to do is turn the key and move in. Do you have that in Russia?
We do. But not that many people prefer it. Rich people like to build an unique home for themselves. And those with less money like to do all the inner construction work themselves, so it's cheaper for the same quality, or hire people they trust, so it may not be cheaper, but they trust it to be done well.
Very interesting, I noticed even the second floor and stair case looks to be made of concrete,
Here in America the first floor is concrete but the stairs case and second floors are built from wood.
Nice video and thanks for sharing
Yes, in Russia many houses are built of conrete or bricks. Many technologies are used.
I love to see how other countries live and what their homes look like too!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Gee, it doesn't look like these newly built houses have been prepared with any electrical lines, water lines, sewage lines, any sort of heating or AC system, or that they even have any thermal insulation. No kitchen. No bathrooms. They appear to be just brick shells with a roof.
So for 100 to 150 thousand you get a halfway finished house
Very interesting đ€ thank you for sharing this information
Yes, please, produce more videos. As someone already said, it is good to witness progress in a direction admired by many around the world. I sense the pride we all have in a good, solid home of one's own. beauty will follow.....
Thank you for sharing
I live in America and from watching these videos,we as people live the same, know matter what part of the world we live in. I would agree that those in America don't freeze like Russia,I live in Texas and it's stays very hot, the cost of living is ridiculous here, the average cost for rent here is 1,600.00 a month and that doesn't pay the bills or food. We are all born in different circumstances and I was born poor. From the size of the house on this video,a two story house built here is 350,000. To half a million dollars. It's ridiculous to live here,
It doesn't appear that these houses have any type of insulation. They go from the outside wall right to bricks on the inside. That is just the opposite of the US where our bricks are on the outside and our stucco walls are inside; but in between there is always layer of some type of insulation, usually fiberglass. I would think that insulation in new homes in Russia would be important because of the cold.
Glad to see people doing well in Russia. A very beautiful country with nice people. Houses sold with exterior done but not interior are called Dry-In status (they are dry inside because all external construction is done and weather cannot damage them.)
Nice Neighborhood!
You referred to a 10x10 meter unit of measurement. It sounded something like 'sudko'. Anyway, the metric equivalent is the 'are'. The 'are' almost never comes up. People refer to the hectare (100 ares) all the time.
In the United States we refer to expensive homes on small lots as McMansions.
The choice of a two story home rather than a single story may be because it is easier to heat a two story home. Or maybe it's just a matter of personal taste or what people are willing to buy.
Thank you, Iâve enjoyed your videos I like seeing how other people live .Russia is beautiful I love the snow . I like the new houses the balconyâs with the wrought iron around them is very pretty. In the USA their are a lot of new construction on small lots three four hundred thousand dollars. I like a little space in between each house.Have a wonderful day.
That's a small yard. Hopefully there is a park or something for the kids to play at. And maybe a community garden area.
Nice video!
Beautiful, thank you.
Very nice. About a third of the money required to purchase something similar in regional Queensland, Australia. I also noticed the quality... and that houses seems to be built strong I assume to hold up the added weight of the snow in winter ... whereas here in Central Queensland our houses are made strong by way of nailed down tight to ensure they don't break apart in a cyclone. It's funny when you think of the differences needed for each area.
Russian modern common real estate seems to be a mix between European and East Asian styles.
Looks wonderful!
Good music choice.
Thanks for sharing.
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Interesting concept of building the shell of the house only, which is why the houses are so cheap. I agree with you the land is too small for the size of the house. You mention you have a dacha do you have a video of it? Thank you.
Hello,
Special Thanks for your videos, I really love them,
Can you make another video about Russian School life?
I want to know about their culture, facilities, school subjects & one thing is they speak English or not?
Much more better quality than Canada hands down!!! So sad here in Edmonton the quality!
So you think there is no quality builders in Canada ,You are very small minded and have not been anywhere. Thanks for belittling your country for what (you) think .For your information there are lots of quality builders along with the no so good builders in Canada . And that goes for most countries around the world. (Russia homes are build like tanks to keep out the cold Russia winters .
I like the model of the houses there nice and big and roomy a lot like the houses that they now building in South Carolina my wife and I we have an apartment in South Carolina and Myrtle Beach and I also have an apartment here in the Bronx in New York and I always seen that a lot of the Russian Apartments especially during soviet-era Apartments I were kind of small and on American Standard it's you know very tiny but don't houses that you showing that very nice but I know in Russia too much snow you got to be used to it thank you for the video
It weird that land so expensive when we have so much of it , in Canada, USA, Russia.
The average American is living in similar conditions also and the cost now is over $1,000,000 dollars for some homes where people with higher incomes live. Most people who live in urban areas have homes where they have many neighbors and the homes are next to others and you have less than one half half acre to live on.
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If there is space around the house, people can grow some fruits and seasonal vegits. House can be smaller as long as there is storage, fairly big garage for people to pursue some hobby.
By America standards that is really cheap! But, if the buyer has to finish the inside of the house then you need to add on another 100,000 dollars on to it. But still that is cheap. My friends just sold their two story house in the suburbs and it was an older home needing a lot of repairs and sold it for $500,000. Terribly expensive huh? That is here in California. Love watching this. The houses are beautiful you showed us.
Really enjoy your videos!!! From the south USA We weâre thinking ab moving to Russia when they were helping ppl to establish big farms Too cold for us though. Weâre in a sub tropical climate and I donât think I could take it. đ
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†to Russia from Massachusetts USA Its so great to see how everyone lives across the planet! I live in a 87 year old home but have good amount of property for being in the city! It would be nice to hear what ave temps are for spring, summer & fall. GREAT video. Thx for sharing!
Like most cold weather areas, summers are pleasant. Winters are cold, below freezing cold.
I like seeing how Russia has changed. I was stationed in Germany before during and after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Many people from the former USSR would come to work in Germany, so I had the benefit of knowing something of their lands.
It seems like you are having a big real-estate boom around the big cities (which of course leaves only older people in the villages kind of like the USA). I think you could put things in better perspective if you listed the wages for various professions and trades in these areas. Your new $100,00 houses there would cost easily $350,000 or more in the USA where I live. A family would need to make more than $100,000 per year to afford one (and not a lot of people here make that much). I think I read that the equivalent of $35,000 per year might be considered a good salary in St. Petersburg, so for an average Russian family your new $100,000 house might be very difficult to afford. Or not?
Yes, it is very difficult. The average salary in Moscow is like $800-1000 a month. So, yearly it is only $12000. And you should be a Moscovite who has own flat in order not to pay for a rent flat as many provincial immigrants do.
I have traveled to Russia 10 times since 2001. I have been in many cities in western Russia, and as far east as Yekaterinburg. I have seen these new developments being built all over Russia, as well as the mega apartment complexes closer to the major cities. What I don't understand is, why the developers don't finish the insides of the homes and apartments? Maybe I can finish the plumbing and other interior designs competently, but maybe my neighbor cannot. In my opinion, if the plumbing or electricity is not all installed to the same standard, you are inviting problems. Near Moscow, $100,000 does not seem expensive, but can I assume the prices are cheaper in other regions, such as Sverdlovsk, Chuvashia, Tatarstan, etc? While traveling in Russia, I've always wondered about the older, 1-story homes I see everywhere in the countryside, many with tin roofs, etc.....and whether or not the heat inside is sufficient for Russian winter?
These tiny houses are basically summer houses also called 'Dacha' They can also be winter houses - well built one, but this type is much rarer in general.
Budget apartments are often finished but it is not common for mid and higher priced because people believed to have different tastes and for that reason it is up to owners to hire designers. The developer might actually do it for you but it is nead t common in Russia.
If I'm understanding correctly 150 square meters is about 1,600 square feet. It looks to me that houses are bought "roughed in". The bones of the house are complete but new owners must put in appliances, walls, light fixtures, flooring, etc.. My family did that with our house. The downstairs was complete but the upstairs was not and we completed it as we had money and time to work on the upstairs. It appears to me that it makes little difference what houses cost or how much the average salary is as prices go up the more money people make. At least that is how it is here in USA. You get a $100. a month pay increase and the rent, electric, food, clothes - everything goes up and the pay increase disappears. The problem now in America is that prices are increasing faster than pay increases, so our money does not go as far causing inflation. Prices for homes in USA are increasing at a rate that my adult children will probably never own a home like their parents (me) own. My house is a typical middle income home. About 1,850 square feet - 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, family room, living room, kitchen and pantry/laundry room on 1 acre lot in nice neighborhood but not gated upscale community. I think it would probably value at about $150,000.. I live in low real estate cost area. My friend who lives in California has a similar house and she paid $400,000. for her house. My home is paid for but generally payments (including insurance and taxes) run about 10%, so a $150,000. house in the US in low real estate area would be about $1,500. a month. That is why young families are having such a hard time affording housing today in US. You can not spend 1/2 your income on housing and be able to pay all other expenses with the other half of your income. In general, banks in USA will only make housing loans for 25% of a persons income. ~Sherrie in South Carolina, USA
They are the equivalent in size of what I paid but want to do some work on it and have a much larger lot and one story only. Plenty of room for 2 with 3 bedrooms. Third is storage and a mini greenhouse for some fresh veggies year round. Two tomatoes in the winter at a store is the price of a pack of seeds and plenty to keep and give away. Fresh herbs and peppers. Even onions. May try more things inside. Growing season is short here.
Thank you! I hope for you good life and blessings!
150-200 square meters = 1600-2100 square feet --- Its about the same size as an average suburban house in the USA as well.
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Like âŹ90000, we would hardly get the foundations in for that in Ireland.
I've always said it all depends on where one lives, as far as what you get for your money.
A house like this for instance in let's say in the U.S. in Florida, you would be talking 850,000 dollars at least! In the Mid West around 450,000. New York on Long Island? 1.8 million dollars.
Your prices are way off. The Russian houses shown were duplexes, or attached: two homes sharing a common wall. Also, a 100m2 to 200m2 house is about the same as a 1600ft2 to 2200ft2 house. New construction in the US also has finished interiors. The price of a similar sized home in Florida can be anywhere from $275,000 on up. It all depends on where you want to live. It's more expensive near the cities.
Do you mean that you can get a house on a lot: turn-key, just move in, for $100 000? Lot included in price? WOW
Hi Valeria, I am glad to see you are back. I hope your holidays were better. I hope everything is doing better with your father and family and everything. A few of us over here in the US care about Russians and especially those who we know, are acquainted with or even just feel like we do.
I like all your videos. It doesn't matter what it is. I love learning about Russian life.
All my best to you and your family.
Yes, that does seem very expensive. But in US prices have gone up tremendously in past 10 to 20 years. Obviously it depends upon location.
Houses are simply a device for impoverishing people by the Capie's to suck the Workers blood!
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...in the states, those houses would cost 200,000-300,000 dollars on a much smaller piece of land..great video!!
In US the average monthly salary is counted in thousands of dollars. Average monthly Russian salary in 2020 was according to TASS only 32 000 rubles (less than 500 dollars). These houses are unaffordable to average Russians...
I've been in Russia a few times. Why are there no paved roads, curbs, gutters, sidewalks and lighting in their villages where there are upscale homes?
everything is different
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Very interesting channel...
God Bless you!!
It is nice that you actually get to see what you're getting. when you buy a finished home you have to take everything on faith.
The 150 square meters is about 1614 square feet. That would be a mid size house in America. Our first house was about 1500 square feet and we were very comfortable.
The houses you have illustrated would cost closer to ÂŁ400,000 in Scotland - 40,178,760 in Russian Ruble.
Perhaps closer to half a million in big industrial hubs of industry like cities.
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A totally finished out house such as those shown would cost about 250,000 dollars in my area. We call big houses on small plots of land McMansions in a sub division such as this.
Can you provide information about schools near these neighborhoods 20 km from Moscow? Is there a bus to take children to school? How far do they travel to school?
Here in my area some of the newer construction sites the homes are really close together.