Price Revealed for Most Expensive Apartment in Moscow City
As of February 2026, the priciest apartment within the skyscrapers of Moscow City's bustling business district was valued at a staggering 1.1 billion rubles (approximately $12 million USD).
This remarkable property is a luxurious penthouse situated in the Presnensky District, specifically on 1st Krasnogvardeysky Proezd. Located on the 66th floor of a prominent building, this multi-room unit spans an impressive 864 square meters. Interestingly, in February 2025, the same penthouse was listed for a significantly higher sum of 1.91 billion rubles (approximately $21 million USD), indicating that its value has undergone multiple price reductions since then.
In stark contrast to the high-end market, the most affordable option identified in the district is a compact 8-square-meter apartment located on the 84th floor of the Federation Tower (East). This unit is described as a non-residential space with recent renovations; however, its specific price was not detailed in the listing.
Further illustrating the diverse real estate landscape of the capital, it was previously reported that the cheapest ready-to-move-in apartment available in central Moscow was priced at 11.2 million rubles (approximately $120,000 USD).
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