For the first half of 2016 The Mosgostronaut survey, according to its website, has issued 745 construction permits, with a total area of 7,54 million square metres. In the first half of 2015, 688 permits were issued for almost 4 million square metres.

A significant proportion of the increase in the permits issued came to housing: 108 permits for 5, 3 million square metres, and 93 permits for 2,1 million square metres last year, are reported by President Mosgostronydzor Oleg Antosenko. According to him, the growth was mainly a permit for the construction of large housing units; the increase in the total area was also facilitated by the issuance of permits for the construction of large commercial and multifunctional complexes (see cut).

" The number of permits issued [for housing construction] increased by 16 per cent, and the area increased by 2.5 times. Priority - Integrated territorial development projects " , commented by the commercial director of the FSK, Lader, Grigori Altouhov. Ivan Bogotá, Head of Development, believes that the increase in the number of permits has triggered a promson reorganization programme, as well as urban anti-crisis support for developers.

Many projects are approved in the new Moscow, where road infrastructure is actively being developed, and the Executive Director of the MIC, Daromir Obahanic, continues.

But there's also a reason why the builders rotated for the permits, that's a Moscow official. Owners of the plots issue permits to sell or deposit projects in the bank have become more difficult to obtain credit, and because of the declining price of assets, banks have to increase the collateral mass.

This trend is confirmed by Alexander Konashkov ' s first head of St. Petersburg: " The developers are usually companies established to carry out a specific project with a small collateral mass. Banks have certain collateral and reserve requirements, and they sometimes require an increase in the collateral mass. "