In Minsk during May, the priciest apartment was sold for the reported amount.
Top-Tier Digs: D3's $900K Apartment Breaks Belarus' Record
Stepping into Minsk's swanky D3 residential complex, located at the crossroads of Pobediteley Avenue and Ratomskaya Street in Lebyazhye, you'll find the most costly abode sold in Belarus this May. This plush 6-bedroom paradise doesn't come cheap - it set the buyer back a hefty $903,700. (That's about $3425 per square meter, for those counting.)
The lavish apartment, spanning nearly 264 sq.m, graces the complex's top floor, offering breathtaking views of the Drozdy reservoir. If you're in the market for such an extravagant purchase, you'll find it in the building at 135B Pobediteley Avenue.
Fun fact! The "Chizh" house, a stylish skyscraper on Nemiga Street, sold an apartment for $760,000 back in April 2025, making it the priciest pad purchased the previous month. However, when it comes to "per square meter" costs in Belarus, the DEPO residential quarter takes the crown, with an apartment of 125 sq.m selling for over $750,000, equating to a whopping $6,100 per square meter!
Now, let's tackle the million-dollar question: what is this "premium class" business? Well, in international terms, it's all about upscale living. We're talking top-notch construction quality, flashy interiors, cutting-edge amenities, attractive locations, and sophisticated technical specifications. Think security, concierge, fitness centers, playgrounds, parking, and more. But alas, in the Belarusian context, there's no crystal-clear definition for "premium class housing" in our local regulations or standards. So, if you're looking for luxury in Minsk, be ready to roll with the punches and trust the real estate developers' and marketers' interpretation of the term.
[1] In some educational institutions, "premium class" may denote larger rooms, private bathrooms, suites, or upgraded facilities compared to standard dormitories.[2] No Belarusian source in the results defines "premium class housing" explicitly for the local market.[4] The term "premium class housing" is not officially defined in commonly-referenced Belarusian legal or regulatory documents.
- The luxury apartment in Minsk's D3 residential complex, currently holding the record for the most expensive property sold in Belarus, is a prime example of the premium class in the real-estate market.
- Investing in such premium class housing can be a high-end strategy for those looking to dive into the Belarusian real-estate scene, offering a choice of top-quality business complexes or exclusive residential properties.
- As the housing-market evolves, finances play a significant role in prospective buyers' decisions, with the premium class segment attracting investors from the local finance industry and beyond.
