Which of the ordinary Russians would not like to know how and where the people ruling the country live. In world practice, this information is quite transparent, while the address of the Russian president was first made public only in 1991. Where does Dmitry Medvedev, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, live today?
Medvedev's real estate
According to the Unified Register of Homeowners in Moscow, Dmitry Medvedev owns two apartments, one of which is located on Tikhvinskaya Street, and the other on Minskaya Street, in the elite residential building Zolotye Klyuchi. At the beginning of his career, Medvedev lived on the outskirts of Kupchino, but over time, his family moved to a four-room St. Petersburg apartment on Frunze Street. After moving to Moscow, housing in a seven-story Stalinist building remained reserved for her, which confirms the presence of round-the-clock security at the house.
Some online publications ascribe to Medvedev one apartment in St. Petersburg, two in Moscow, two residences near Moscow, as well as housing in Sochi, Strelna and Valdai.
The apartment on Minskaya Street has an area of 364.5 square meters, which houses four bedrooms, an office, three toilets, a living room and a dining room. According to the owner of the Moscow real estate bureau, the apartment was not equipped specifically for Dmitry Medvedev. The residential complex "Golden Keys" itself has a fitness club, a sauna, a gym, a winter garden under a glass roof, a beauty salon and a football field. The amount of utility bills in Zolotye Klyuchi is approximately 1, 2 thousand dollars per month - this cost is quite consistent with the elite status of the complex.
Myths and Reality - How and Where Representatives of Power Can Live
According to the representative Dmitry Medvedev, all the numerous houses, apartments and residences attributed to the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation are fictions of journalists. He permanently lives in a dacha in Gorki-9, where former Russian President Boris Yeltsin once lived.
In the house on Tikhvinskaya Street, apart from Dmitry Medvedev, apartments are owned by Leonid Reiman, Valery Zorkin and Rashid Nurgaliev.
Medvedev's second apartment has 174 square meters of living space. According to the data of the capital's real estate agencies, today it is possible to purchase a one-room apartment in the house on Tikhvinskaya Street. The price of housing in the building is quite market-based and amounts to 10, 2 million rubles for 43 square meters.
At the eighteenth kilometer of Rublevo-Uspenskoe highway, where the turn to Gorki-9 is located, there is no special sign notifying Dmitry Medvedev's dacha nearby - there is only one special traffic police station there. It is only a five-minute drive from the chairman's dwelling to the residence of Vladimir Putin in Novo-Ogaryovo, where there is a helipad and a tennis court.
