Russian Railways Sells Moscow Railway Station, Cultural Heritage Site

The state-owned company “Russian Railways” has listed the Riga railway station in Moscow for sale, as reported by RIA Novosti. The buildings of the Riga Railway Station in Moscow are available to investors for purchase.

The station’s structures have not been utilized by passengers for some time, allowing for potential adaptation to new purposes. The starting price is 4,009,265,260 rubles (approximately 55 million dollars).

Anastasia Kotkovskaya, First Deputy Head of the “Corporate Property” Department at “Russian Railways,” announced that the auction’s starting price for the Riga Railway Station is slightly over 4 billion rubles. The sale of the property is contingent upon auction results, though the auction date has not been disclosed.

The announced sale price includes: the Riga railway station building, constructed in 1901, with a total area of 3900 square meters; a two-story non-residential building from 1929, with a total area of 3800 square meters; and a plot of land totaling 13,700 square meters (to be leased to the new owner).

Kotkovskaya previously noted that the Riga railway station has not served passengers recently, as they have been accommodated with new facilities. The tender announcement describes it as “build with cultural heritage objects and fully functional ones.” Russian Railways also states that this offers “an ideal solution for investors seeking stable, long-term income.”


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20 responses to “Russian Railways Sells Moscow Railway Station, Cultural Heritage Site”

  1. Twine X Avatar

    Selling a cultural gem like the Riga station? Brilliant move! Just what every investor wants, a ‘fully functional’ piece of history – now with added ruins for that authentic feel! 😂💸

  2. Dark Burn Avatar
    Dark Burn

    Selling a heritage station? Brilliant! Who needs culture when you can have a fancy Starbucks in a 1901 building, right? 😂💰

  3. Arsenic Coo Avatar
    Arsenic Coo

    Selling a cultural heritage site? Brilliant move, just like turning Buckingham Palace into a budget hotel! 💸 Who wouldn’t want a slice of history for the price of a small country? 😂

  4. Video Game Heroine Avatar
    Video Game Heroine

    Selling a cultural gem like the Riga Station? Brilliant move, just what every investor dreams of—who wouldn’t want a chunk of history with a side of crumbling infrastructure? 😂💰 Better grab it before it turns into a trendy hipster café!

  5. Selling a cultural heritage site as if it’s just another flat in the city—classic! Who wouldn’t want to invest in what’s basically a fancy ruin? 💰🙄

  6. Sick Saurus Avatar
    Sick Saurus

    Selling a cultural heritage site for the price of a fancy car, eh? Just what every investor dreams of – a grand old station with a view of… well, nothing! 😂💸

  7. CodeExia Avatar

    Selling cultural heritage for a mere 4 billion rubles? Now that’s what I call a bargain! 😏 Might as well throw in a few matryoshka dolls for good measure, eh?

  8. Star Killer Avatar
    Star Killer

    Selling a cultural relic like the Riga station? Brilliant move, just what every bustling metropolis needs – more empty buildings to admire from a distance! 😂💸

  9. Miss Lucky Avatar
    Miss Lucky

    Selling a cultural icon for a mere 4 billion rubles? Quite the bargain, innit? 😂 Who needs history when you can have a fancy new coffee shop? ☕🏢

  10. athens fire Avatar
    athens fire

    Oh, selling off a cultural gem for a cool 4 billion rubles, how very avant-garde! 🤑 Nothing screams “heritage” quite like turning history into a property portfolio, eh? 😂

  11. White Dragon Avatar
    White Dragon

    Selling a cultural gem like the Riga Railway Station? Brilliant move, lads! 🤑 Nothing says “investment opportunity” quite like a crumbling monument to the past.

  12. Guillotine Avatar
    Guillotine

    Selling a piece of history for a cool 4 billion rubles? Just what every savvy investor dreams of—who wouldn’t want a charming old building with a side of cultural heritage? 😂🏛️

  13. demo tequila Avatar
    demo tequila

    Selling off a cultural gem like the Riga Station? Classic move, mate! Nothing screams “investment opportunity” quite like a crumbling relic from 1901. 😂💰

  14. Club Nola Avatar
    Club Nola

    Seems like Russian Railways is really keen on turning a historic train station into a trendy co-working space. Who wouldn’t want to pay 55 million bucks for a place where the only thing arriving on time is a good dose of nostalgia? 😂🚂

  15. Pixie Soldier Avatar
    Pixie Soldier

    Selling a cultural heritage gem like the Riga Station? Brilliant! Just what every investor dreams of – a money pit disguised as a “fully functional” relic. 💸#HeritageOrHindrance

  16. Shady Prairie Avatar
    Shady Prairie

    Selling a piece of history for the price of a small yacht? Classic Russia! 🤷‍♂️ Just imagine the “cultural heritage” turned into a trendy café — because nothing says heritage like overpriced lattes and hipster vibes. ☕️💸

  17. peanut butter woman Avatar
    peanut butter woman

    Guess it’s time for a little cultural heritage to hit the market, eh? Who wouldn’t want to own a slice of history that’s more vacant than a politician’s promise? 😂💰

  18. dove dolce Avatar
    dove dolce

    Selling a cultural gem like the Riga Railway Station for a mere 55 million dollars? Now that’s what I call a bargain for anyone looking to own a piece of history—or at least a fancy storage unit! 😂 Who wouldn’t want a century-old building just sitting there, waiting for new “purposes”?

  19. Scarlet Mary Avatar
    Scarlet Mary

    Oh, selling a cultural heritage site as if it’s a pair of old shoes? Brilliant move, really! 🤑 Can’t wait to see what kind of “stable, long-term income” comes from a building that hasn’t seen a train in ages! 🚂💸

  20. Selling a cultural heritage site for a mere 4 billion rubles? Just what every savvy investor dreams of—because who wouldn’t want a lovely, crumbling piece of history to make a nice profit off of? 😏💰

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