Construction of a high-rise building on Karolianskaya Street in Minsk is nearing completion, which appeared here under the principle of spot development. The long-term parking lot was demolished, freeing up space for housing. Square meters in the new building have been on sale for a long time, and, it seems, almost all apartments have already found their owners. However, a few days ago, two of the most popular options—a one‑room and a two‑room apartment—were put up for sale. And 'Minskstroy' today reported on the progress of construction.

The developer of the project is 'UKS Zapad'. What is happening on the site now?

— A beautiful 24‑storey modern house will diversify the architecture of this corner of Minsk, — notes 'Minskstroy'. — Construction of the object is in the home stretch. Builders are finishing the facade cladding and interior work. The apartments are already ready — they will be handed over without finishing work. At the finish, the finishing of common areas and stairwells is underway, and entrance groups are being arranged. New TP and PNS have been built.

— The landscaping of the territory is in full swing. A retaining wall has been erected on the height difference, and a container area is visible. In the children's zone, playground equipment has also been installed — all that remains is to lay the rubber coating. The building will have parking spaces and bike racks, benches. The area will be greened.

The multi‑storey building will have a total of 396 apartments, consisting only of one‑room and two‑room units. All variants have long been sold out, but recently UKS offered two free apartments.

Let’s calculate. A studio will cost 220,600 rubles (about $73,000 at the current exchange rate), and a two‑room apartment — 334,600 rubles (approximately $110,000 equivalent).

Documents for signing contracts will be accepted on September 28 at the developer’s office on Yesenina Street, 6. We are likely expecting a queue.