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Moscow retail property changes hands as Sberbank Capital fails to sell Zelenopark mall

A Moscow-region shopping and entertainment complex found a new owner while a separate Sberbank Capital asset sale stalled, according to Russian business press.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

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— Kommersant

Russia's real estate market saw notable movement in Moscow-region retail property, according to a roundup of morning market news reported by Kommersant.

Among the transactions, the company Litex, part of the Stroyenergoaktiv holding controlled by businesspeople Elena Krylova and Alexey Gromov, acquired the Iyun shopping and entertainment center in Krasnogorsk, a town outside Moscow, according to a report by Vedomosti cited in the roundup. The property spans approximately 45,000 square meters and is located on Znamenskaya Street.

The previous owner of the complex was reported to be a company called Finansovye Resheniya, which the report said is linked to the Regiony group. That owner had previously sought to sell the asset for 3.8 billion rubles.

Separately, the roundup noted that Sberbank Capital was unable to complete the sale of the Zelenopark shopping and entertainment complex, though the report did not specify the reasons the deal did not go through or the asking price involved.

The items were part of a broader morning digest of Russian real estate market developments compiled by Kommersant.

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