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2024: Osnova Group of Companies bought the Hudson shopping and entertainment center
On April 4, 2024, the Osnova group of companies announced the completion of a deal to acquire the Hudson Moscow shopping center. This complex is located in the Southern Administrative District of the capital, at the intersection of Kashirsky and Warsaw Highways.
The Hudson shopping center for 144 thousand square meters was built in 2014 by the Austrian company Immofinanz. Three years later, she sold her entire real estate portfolio in Russia to Fort Group. The four-story complex has about 100 shops and cafes. There are almost 1,300 parking spaces for visitors. The entertainment component is represented by the Luxor multi-screen cinema.
According to the president of the Osnova Group of Companies, Alexander Ruchyyov, negotiations with the owners of the shopping center took several years, and as a result, the parties managed to come to an agreement. The Ruchyyov did not name the amount of the transaction, but it is known that we are talking about billions of rubles.
 | If we talk about the future of the shopping center, then we have our own pool of retail space and commercial real estate in the amount of more than 100 thousand square meters, and various options are being worked out for the new object, - added Ruchyyov. |  |
The website of the shopping center notes that as of April 2024, the complex is at the stage of active renewal. As part of the reconception, new operators are involved in the project, the format of stores is changing, the range of goods and services presented in the shopping center is expanding. Brands such as Modi, Glenfield, Topgun barbershop, Imaginulya children's hairdresser, Atmosphere car wash, Sunlight, Incanto have opened.
Osnova Group of Companies was created in 2016 by former shareholders and top managers of the Morton developer Alexander Ruchyyov, Yegor Khramov and Oleg Kolchenko. The company is engaged in development, management of commercial real estate, as well as investments in high-tech startups.[1]
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