Real Estate Market as a Factor in Solving Social and Economic Problems in Russia
Olga A. Zarayskaya
Ph.D., assistant professor, School of Public Administration, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russian Federation. E-mail:ZarayskayaOA@spa.msu.ru
The article examines the Russian real estate market and its functioning, characterizing real estate both as a commodity and as an investment asset. The author also explores the principles of formation of the investment property portfolio and the necessity of state regulation of the real estate market that keeps it stable and protects the interests of the general public. Particular attention is paid to the housing market, part of the real estate market, as a factor in solving social problems. The recommendations are proposed to improve the state regulation of the housing market in Russia.
Keywords
Real estate, commodity, asset, investment real estate, real estate market, government regulation.