House on Krasnayacondos in Central District, Kaliningrad

House on Krasnaya is a project by developer GK Trest on Pskovskaya Street in the Central district of Kaliningrad: two eight-storey buildings sharing one underground car park. The first building has just two sections; the second has eight, with ground-floor commercial space — four times the section count of the first. The façades are finished in decorative render, the windows are single-chamber double glazing in PVC frames. Completion is the fourth quarter of 2026.

The layouts here cover almost the whole area range without a gap: the one-room apartments end at 56.4 m², and the two-room ones start almost exactly there, at 57 m². The three-room apartments then reach into two-room territory: the smallest three-room unit is 67.1 m², smaller than many of the two-room apartments here, which top out at 77.2 m². Room count is not the same as floor area in this building — the right size is worth checking by the number, not by the room label.

If you are going to live here

The complex is really two different buildings sharing one underground car park: the first is compact, just two sections; the second has eight, with shops and offices on the ground floor — services inside the block, not just nearby. Ceilings on the residential floors are 2.72 m, and a technical floor sits between the parking and the apartments, keeping garage noise away from living space. Part of the flat roof is a usable terrace, paved in concrete tile, rather than a sealed-off roof. Layouts run from 31 to 94.9 m² with almost no gap, so nearly any floor area is available regardless of how many rooms you need.

If you are buying to let

Nothing in the building's specifications speaks to nightly demand, but the structure itself works for long-term letting: a compact one-room unit from 31 m² suits a single tenant, and a three-room apartment approaching 95 m² suits a family. The shops and offices on the ground floor of the second building sit inside the complex rather than across the road, which also favours a tenant who stays for months, not a visitor for a couple of nights.

If you are holding for capital growth

Completion is already the fourth quarter of 2026, so most of the construction-stage gain here is behind rather than ahead. The second building has four times as many sections as the first, and with it, many more apartments — resale will compete against a large pool of comparable units in the same building. For liquidity that cuts in your favour rather than against it, since comparable sales will be plentiful and pricing easier to judge than in a building with only a handful of units.