This expensive apartment in Moscow left me unimpressed 😅

I can’t with you 💀🤣

Only the family member of an oligarch could afford this. And their money is stolen from the russian people.

Only for oligarchs and Siloviki. Not for inconsequential propaganda proles like you, Sasha.

And average Russians live like this....

The guest bedroom looked nicer than the master bedroom. 🤣

You should see what the jewish bolcheviks took from my family in St-Petersburg and Moscow.

🤡🤮💩

₽1.4 million a month — and you call that $18,000? It’s closer to $15,000 at today’s rate. Honest question: does it still include the classic Russian outhouse, like the 18% without indoor toilets?

Maybe go there and make an interview?

most places will probably be on the small side, you're paying for all the extras of the building and probably the neighborhood, which is one one of the most expensive cities in the world to live in - albeit one of the best cities in the world to live in nevertheless.

The kitchen looked tiny. How are you supposed to entertain guests or even cook healthy meals? A large "chef's kitchen" is de rigueur in the west. It's a statement - "I'm time rich. I get to cook my own meals". I sense that in Russia, home cooking is still regarded as déclassé.

Meanwhile in ruzzia :

Kitchen and bedrooms are too small

$18,000 a month? Are there a lot of Russians there who can pay that amount? And, if yes, why would they pay that much instead of buying their own house?

Nice. Your next pad?

Oh bullshit. I have seen better in Chelyabinsk

And then what? You’re still living in Moscow. The armpit of Europe.

You have prostituted yourself for the worst of humanity.

I remember it from Rocco Siffredi movie.

I'd appreciate a better entrance

He boned Alina Kabaeva

some flats are selling for 4,5 million roubles per sqm 🤪 i mean you can buy a 75sqm new flat in kaliningrad for 12 million roubles ! Moscow 🚀

The average Russian makes around $360 a month. If 100 lived together they might afford it.

No.

Hell no

Average home cost in America is 500,000 dollars. Wonder what that would buy you in Russia?

I'll rent it for free. 🤣