History
2025: Dmitry Khotimsky acquired the shopping centers "Daria" and "Passage "
Sovcombank co-founder Dmitry Khotimsky acquired the Daria and Passage shopping centers located at the Oktyabrskoye Pole metro station in Moscow. Experts interviewed by Vedosti estimate the transaction value in the range from? 1.1 billion to? 1.3 billion for both objects with a total area of about 3.3 thousand square meters. This became known in mid-July 2025.
According to Vedomosti, earlier shopping malls belonged to the Megapir group. Market participants associate the acquisition with the investor's interest in small shopping centers in a promising location in the western part of the capital. For Khotimsky, this is the first entry into the commercial real estate market.
According to SPARK-Interfax, both complexes are on the balance sheet of Passage Oktyabrskoye Pole CJSC. The shopping center "Daria" covers an area of 1691 square meters, "Passage" - 1574 square meters. The facilities are located on People's Militia Street in the western administrative district of the capital.
As part of the change of ownership, personnel changes in asset management took place. On July 10, Artem Bludnov, who also heads Resource-Guarantor, was appointed General Director of Passage Oktyabrskoye Pole. The owner of the latter is Dmitry Khotimsky.
No investment by Khotimsky in real estate was previously known. The businessman owns a number of grain growing companies mainly in the Kaluga region. Buying small shopping centers looks like the right decision - such compact objects are in great demand on the market, says Stanislav Akhmedzyanov, managing partner of IBC Global. In addition, as Nikolai Goryunov, director of capital markets at IBC Real Estate, adds, he could simply be offered very favorable conditions for the acquisition of these assets.[1]

