Kant Citycondos in Moskovsky District, Kaliningrad

Kant City is an MPK building on Portovaya Street in the Moskovsky district of Kaliningrad, within walking distance of Kant Island, the Cathedral and the Museum of the World Ocean. The building has seven storeys, a courtyard closed to outsiders, and underground parking. Completion in the fourth quarter of 2026.

There is not one studio or one-room apartment in the building: the smallest is a two-room apartment at 66.5 m². At this level that is less about how the layouts are cut than about who buys here — floor areas like these rule out subdividing or letting by the night. Three-room apartments start at 111.5 m² and run up to 166.6 m², and the top levels are duplex penthouses with views.

If you are going to live here

The building stands in Kaliningrad's Moskovsky district, where kindergartens, schools and universities already operate, according to the developer. It is a low building of seven storeys: two-room apartments run from the second to the sixth floor, three-room from the second to the fourth, and the top two levels are duplexes with panoramic windows. The courtyard is landscaped and closed to outsiders, cars are kept in the underground car park, and the perimeter is under camera surveillance.

If you are buying to let

The smallest unit here is 66.5 m², and floor areas at that level are rarely taken for nightly letting — too expensive to buy and too large for a short stay. The format suits a long tenancy for a couple or a family who need both a kitchen-living room and a separate bedroom. Shops, restaurants, cafés and pharmacies are within walking distance, according to the developer, which makes daily life easier for a tenant.

If you are holding for capital growth

The building is handed over as early as the end of 2026, so most of the gain from the construction stage has already been taken. The range here is narrow — only two- and three-room apartments, not a single studio — and that composition keeps the circle of buyers who can afford the entry price small. The location next to Kaliningrad's historic landmarks, which the developer points to, is what will carry liquidity on the resale market once the building is handed over.