Increase in daily rental costs observed in Krasnodar following airport's opening
The city of Krasnodar is set for a significant boost as its airport resumes operations after a three-year hiatus, aiming to serve more than half a million passengers by the end of the year.
The historic first flight after the resumption was operated by the airline "Aeroflot", with an Airbus A321 arriving in Krasnodar with 184 passengers on board. Civilian aircraft flights can now be operated daily from 09:00 to 19:00 Moscow time, with the number of take-offs and landings per hour reaching up to five.
Victor Sadykov, owner of the international real estate agency Nika Estate, predicts a rise in daily rental rates by up to 10% in Krasnodar, attributing this increase directly to the airport opening. Sadykov compares the potential rental rate increase to the impact of a metro station opening in Moscow's districts.
However, it's important to note that the operator of Krasnodar Airport, which resumed flight operations on September 17, is not explicitly mentioned in the provided search results.
Pavel Bykov, director of the federal company "Etagi" in Sochi, anticipates a 5-10% increase in rental rates in Krasnodar due to the resumption of air communication, but this is expected to occur next year. The specific extent of the rental rate increase, as per Sadykov, depends on the location and the properties' standards.
The rise in demand due to improved air travel connections to Krasnodar is the underlying assumption behind these rental rate increase predictions. As the airport continues to serve more passengers and attract more airlines, it's likely that Krasnodar will see continued growth and development in the coming months and years.
Stay tuned for more updates as Krasnodar Airport continues to make strides in its journey towards becoming a major transport hub in Russia.
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