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2024: The rating of the most expensive buildings in St. Petersburg is presented. Their total value is 16 trillion rubles

At the end of July 2024, a rating of the most expensive buildings in St. Petersburg was presented, the total cadastral value of which is ₽16 trillion. The list includes both historical architectural monuments and modern commercial objects, whose cost exceeds ₽5 billion. There are about 70 such buildings in the city, and all of them were in the spotlight thanks to their impressive estimates.

According to Фонтанка.ру, the most expensive building in St. Petersburg was the Lakhta Center - its cadastral value is ₽202 billion. In addition, this object is the largest in terms of area in the rating, occupying 404 thousand meters of ². By a wide margin from other participants in the list are two structures of the Complex of Protective Structures of St. Petersburg: a ship passage structure and one of its sites, estimated at ₽82 billion and ₽50 billion, respectively. Closes the top three stylobat "Lakhta Center" with an area of ​ ​ 180 thousand meters ² with a cadastral value of ₽46 billion.

In addition to modern objects, the rating also includes historical buildings. One of the most expensive among them was the Winter Palace - its cadastral value is ₽25,6 billion with an area of ​ ​ 56 thousand m ². This makes it the most valuable among the city's historical monuments. Other historic buildings, such as the Tauride Palace and the Engineering Castle, were also included in this list, but their cost does not exceed ₽5 billion.

Among commercial facilities, shopping centers occupy a special place. So, the list includes "Gallery," "Peterland," "Nevsky Center," "Europolis," "Grand Canyon" and others. The category of office buildings included the Nevskaya Town Hall, the St. Petersburg Bank office and the adjacent St. Petersburg Plaza business center, as well as the Leader Tower on Constitution Square.

Expensive public spaces include both terminals of Pulkovo Airport, the building of the Russian National Library on Moskovsky Prospekt and the new stadiums Gazprom Arena and SKA Arena^[1]

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