The Russian Auction House (RAH) will hold the auction on behalf of the Deposit Insurance Agency. The rights (claims) of CB “Master-Bank” to the bankrupt company LLC “Social and Household Complex “BOR” (SBK “BOR”), which owns the shopping center “Most” near the metro station “Textilshchiki” in Moscow, are up for sale.< br>
Trading through a public offer will be held from December 26 to April 1 on the federal trading platform RAD – Lot-Online. During this period, the price of the lot will gradually decrease.
Initial price – 1.31 billion rubles.
The minimum price is 1.03 billion rubles.
The only asset of SBK BOR is the Most shopping center with an area of 8.2 thousand square meters. m at the intersection of two of the most significant highways in the area – Volgogradsky Prospekt and Lyublinskaya Street.
Address: Moscow, st. Lyublinskaya, 4, bldg. 1a.
At the moment, 100% of the shopping center area is leased.
More details about the lot
“The buyer of these assignments will take the place of the creditor and receive the rights provided for by bankruptcy legislation.
One of the significant advantages of the Most shopping center is round-the-clock high-intensity transport and pedestrian flows. The entrance to the shopping center is actually a continuation of the southern lobby of the Tekstilshchiki metro station and the only pedestrian crossing across Lyublinskaya Street, which leads to the Tekstilshchiki railway platform of the Moscow Central Diameter (D2). High traffic for a retail facility is one of the fundamental factors of investment attractiveness.
Currently, we are recording active demand for retail facilities, both large and regional . Moreover, sales of shopping centers in Russia reached a historical record: from January to September 2023, investors invested 280 billion rubles in such real estate, which is almost a quarter more than the total for the previous five years (according to the consulting company IBC Real Estate). The largest objects were the Mega complexes, a package of shopping centers “Park House”, “Metropolis”, etc. We, for our part, carried out a number of large transactions in this area, implementing, for example, the Moscow shopping center “Riviera” on Avtozavodskaya in Moscow and the shopping center “Alatyr” in Yekaterinburg. Investors are more interested in existing facilities with a flow of traffic, rather than new ones under construction, since the latter are more risky and have unpredictable results in terms of attendance and turnover,” commented Deputy General Director of RAD Olga Zheludkova.< /p>
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