It has the largest global collection of billionaires out of any city in the World as its residence.
Owning properties and preferring to spend time in that properties is not the same thing.
Of course every "Russian" billionare have some property in Moscow. But they also have multiple many orders more expensive properties in Europe, Israel and USA.
Even if you take a single London, and calculate the total square of residences that belong to "Russian" billionaries it will be few times more than square of all residences of all billionaries in Moscow.
latest documentary, Russia from above just released last year.
Seriously? :) I spending a lot of time in Moscow every week, it is definitely not a place where any wealthy man will want to live. Moscow is a human ant hill where sheeple try to earn as much money as they can. It is made for single way of life - work-sleep-work-sleep and even that way of life is problematic due to permanent traffic jams, overfilled public transport, and all other shit connected with high humans concentration and lack of infrastructure. It is often easier and faster to get from the North of Moscow to Saint-Peterburg than to get from North of Moscow to the South of Moscow during daytime.
It has the largest global collection of billionaires out of any city in the World as its residence.
Owning properties and preferring to spend time in that properties is not the same thing.
Of course every "Russian" billionare have some property in Moscow. But they also have multiple many orders more expensive properties in Europe, Israel and USA.
Even if you take a single London, and calculate the total square of residences that belong to "Russian" billionaries it will be few times more than square of all residences of all billionaries in Moscow.
latest documentary, Russia from above just released last year.
Seriously? :) I spending a lot of time in Moscow every week, it is definitely not a place where any wealthy man will want to live. Moscow is a human ant hill where sheeple try to earn as much money as they can. It is made for single way of life - work-sleep-work-sleep and even that way of life is problematic due to permanent traffic jams, overfilled public transport, and all other shit. It is often easier and faster to get from the North of Moscow to Saint-Peterburg than to get from North of Moscow to the South of Moscow during daytime.
It has the largest global collection of billionaires out of any city in the World as its residence.
Owning properties and preferring to spend time in that properties is not the same thing.
Of course every "Russian" billionare have some property in Moscow. But they also have multiple many orders more expensive properties in Europe, Israel and USA.
Even if you take a single London, and calculate the total square of residences that belong to "Russian" billionaries it will be few times more than square of all residences of all billionaries in Moscow.
latest documentary, Russia from above just released last year.
Seriously? :) I spending a lot of time in Moscow every week, it is definitely not a place where any wealthy man will want to live. Moscow it is a human ant hill where sheeple try to earn as much money as they can. It is made for single way of life - work-sleep-work-sleep and even that way of life is problematic due to permanent traffic jams, overfilled public transport, and all other shit. It is often easier and faster to get from the North of Moscow to Saint-Peterburg than to get from North of Moscow to the South of Moscow during daytime.
It has the largest global collection of billionaires out of any city in the World as its residence.
Owning properties and preferring to spend time in that properties is not the same thing.
Of course every "Russian" billionare have some property in Moscow. But they also have multiple many orders more expensive properties in Europe, Israel and USA.