A huge number of people live in Moscow. It is growing every year. In this regard, the need for housing is constantly increasing. Many also want to improve their living conditions and expand their living space. Before buying a property, it is best to study in detail the ratings of Moscow districts in order to avoid many surprises and negative impressions of the new place of residence. The article will talk about what places in Moscow are considered environmentally friendly, where it is better to live with a child, where housing is more expensive, and where cheaper, and why.
General information about the districts of Moscow
Before you get to know the best places to stay, you need to talk about them in general. It can immediately be noted that the ratings of Moscow districts exist in order to help people in the difficult choice of a place to live, and also to do this in accordance with their desires and capabilities.
So, for starters, it's worth turning to history. The modern division into territorial units was created recently in 1991. There are currently 12 districts in Moscow. As for the districts, there are 125 of them in the city.
In Moscow, as in many other cities in the world, there are densely populated areas, and there are those where the number is not too large. In the Russian capital, most people live in Maryino, Vykhino-Zhulebino, Yasenevo, Otradnoye, South Butovo. Basically, these are sleeping areas, which were originally intended for life, and not as business quarters. The most sparsely populated areas are Molzhaninovsky, Vostochny, Nekrasovka, Kurkino and Vnukovo.
And these are far from all indicators by which one can evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of various places. In fact, there are many more such factors. Let's get to know them in more detail.
What are the criteria for assessing areas?
Of course, it is impossible to say unequivocally where it is better to live. After all, each person has their own ideas about how an ideal area should look. To help many determine the best place for a calm and measured life, there are various ratings of Moscow districts. Evaluation can be made according to completely dissimilar criteria, since each person has his own point of view on this subject.
Naturally, there is a desire to see a clear example of such a rating. So, let's take a look at a few of these lists. There is a rating of Moscow regions for living by population density. Why is this factor so important? The fact is that it reflects how populated the area is. This is not to say that a high population density contributes to a good quality of life. That is why many people take this criterion into account when selecting a new place of residence.
So, by the number of inhabitants per 1 square. kilometer leaders are Zyablikovo, Novokosino, East Degunino, Lomonosov, Bibirevo.
It is also natural that there are many other factors that people often take into account when choosing an area. For example, frequent criteria are the cost of apartments, the criminal environment, local ecology, prestige, and much more.
Districts of Moscow by cost of housing
One of the main indicators that people are interested in buying property is, of course, its value. In many cases, the price of the issue is the determining factor in choosing the right place. After all, if the conditions allow you to choose a more expensive and prestigious area, it is unlikely that there will be a desire to make a choice in favor of cheaper options.
So, probably, many have already become interested in this issue, and it is time to highlight the ranking of Moscow districts in terms of housing costs.
The first in the list is the region known from the point of view of history called Ostozhenka. Prices here can really hit: a little more than 511 thousand rubles per 1 sq. Km. meter. In second place is the Tverskoy district, here is 1 square. meter will cost real estate buyers 464 thousand rubles. The third is the Arbat region (about 460 thousand rubles), the fourth is Kitay-Gorod (a little over 440 thousand rubles), and the fifth is Yakimanka (401 thousand rubles).
Thus, it becomes clear that buying property in these places is a rather expensive undertaking. But housing is usually in demand, despite the high prices. However, we did not fully understand the rating of the cost of apartments in the districts of Moscow. This issue will be thoroughly considered below.
Where to buy housing cheaper?
We have already talked about where to buy expensive real estate. Now is the time to discuss more affordable areas where prices are much lower. The spread in the cost of housing in the capital is really large. Nevertheless, it is time to highlight the rating of the most inexpensive areas of Moscow.
In the first place of this list is Zelenograd. Here is 1 sq. meter can be purchased for 102 thousand rubles. In second place are 2 districts - Biryulyovo Vostochny and Biryulyovo Zapadnoy. They have 1 square. a meter of real estate costs about 116 thousand. The third place was also divided by 2 districts: Veshnyaki and Vykhino-Zhulebino, where the price is at the level of 119 thousand rubles per 1 sq. km. meter. In fourth place are Vnukovo and Novo-Peredelkino (a little over 119 thousand rubles), in fifth place are Yuzhnoye Butovo (122 thousand rubles).
Of course, these areas are not as prestigious as those listed previously. However, buying an apartment here is much easier, which makes them more popular among the rest.
The ratings of Moscow districts are very diverse, so we will not be limited by the cost and consider other important criteria when choosing a future place of residence.
Which areas are the safest?
This is another important question, the answer to which directly affects the decision to purchase a home in a particular place. Naturally, everyone wants to feel safe. Of course, it cannot be guaranteed that in the most prestigious and expensive area there will not be any unpleasant situations, but somewhere they happen much less often. In this regard, it is worthwhile to study in detail the rating of criminal areas in Moscow.
So, let's look at what places in the city are recognized as the most dangerous. Most often, crimes are committed in the Arbat region and in Krasnoselsky. In the first of these, 315 crimes per 1 thousand people, and 314 crimes in the second. The Nagatino-Sadovniki district is on the second line, the number of crimes is 285 cases per 1 thousand inhabitants. The third place is occupied by Danilovsky district, in which 274 crimes are committed per 1, 000 people. The Levoberezhny district is on the fourth line of the rating (261 crimes per 1, 000 residents), and the fifth is Nizhny Novgorod (238 crimes per 1, 000 residents).
The following areas were recognized as the safest places in Moscow: Marfino, Novokosino, Maryino, Teply Stan, Novo-Peredelkino, Yuzhnoye Butovo, Tagansky.
Where is it better to breathe in Moscow?
For many, the environmental situation in the place of permanent residence plays a significant role. This is not surprising, because no one wants to breathe exhaust gases and polluted air. Therefore, it is important to study the ranking of Moscow regions in terms of ecology.
The worst from this point of view is the CAO. The areas located here cannot boast of good air. The worst breathing is in the areas of Ostozhenka and Prechistenka. The situation here is slightly better in other places - Kitay-Gorod, Arbat and Yakimanka.
HLW is considered a rather prosperous district in terms of ecology. Here, the cleanest places are Izmailovo and Novokosino. South-Eastern Administrative Okrug, like Southern Administrative Okrug, unfortunately, cannot boast of a good ecology; in almost all areas there are strong excesses of pollutant content. The most unfavorable area is Kapotnya.
In the South-Western Administrative Okrug, the cleanest areas are Lomonosov, Gagarinsky, Yasenevo, Konkovo, in ZAO - Toparevo-Nikulino, Krylatskoye, in North-Western Administrative Okrug - Mitino, Schukino, Strogino, Kurkino, in Northern Administrative Okrug - Timiryazevsky and Golovinsky, in OAO - Ostankinsky and Losinoostrovsky.
Where to live the most prestigious?
Many are concerned about such a question as the prestige of the place. For some people, this factor is one of the most important. Therefore, now we will consider the ranking of Moscow districts in terms of prestige.
Naturally, this is primarily associated with the cost of housing, as well as with the famous names of some places. So, the most prestigious area of Moscow is Ostozhenka. Arbat is in second place, Yakimanka in third, Tverskaya in fourth, Khamovniki in fifth.
The most unclaimed areas
It will also be interesting to find out which places in Moscow are the most unpopular among real estate buyers. Tops the list Kapotnya, which is the area with the most adverse environmental conditions. The second place is occupied by Biryulyovo-Zapadnoye, the third - Dmitrovsky district. Interestingly, the main factor influencing the unpopularity of certain areas is poor ecology.
