Moscow is the capital of Russia and it has a population of 11,273,400 although a great number of both permanent and temporary illegal migrants. About one tenth of the entire Russian population is in Moscow. This city is located in the far west of the country on the river Moskva. Moscow continues to grow by its economic growth which is 20 percent per annum. As it is a thriving Economic Center in Russia, it is also a Center of the Arts. Red Square lies in the heart of Moscow and on its four sides stand the Kremlin, Gum department store, state historical museum and St. Basil’s cathedral- Centers of government, commerce, history and religion.

The GUM Department is the largest in Russia which is a great place to do luxury shopping. The major businesses in Moscow are Petroleum, Petroleum Products, Natural Gas, Wood Products and Metals & Chemicals. The national GDP makes Moscow the most developed economy and business center of the country. After the New York City, Moscow is one of the top cities in the world for billionaires. It is mainly due to the spending power of the city's businesses and residents and also due to the wealthy city government which has spent billions of dollars for its upliftment which is good news for those who buy apartments Moscow for rental purposes.

Kitai-gorod is a major business district in Moscow where shops, banks, the exchange and trade centers is located. The Paveletsky Station, once an unappealing industrial zone has now turned into a booming business district with sophisticated offices, Paveletsky Towers, Riverside Towers and Aurora Business Park. The Real Estate for sale Moscow is considered to be an attractive sector for Investments. According to a research, it is found it is the overseas buyers who are leading the market with the number of buyers from Moscow having jumped by 112% in the last two months.

According to recent sales figures, buy house Moscow is recovering with activity bouncing back in January to pre-economic crisis levels. The Real Estate Market is now poised for a recovery whereas the Property prices have dropped 25% in Moscow in the downturn and rents are down by up to 50%. However, the GDP expected to grow by 3% in 2010 and the buyers are at least showing signs of returning to the Property Market with Real Estate players seeing signs of activity.