«Подписка на страдания»: стоит ли покупать квартиру ребенку на будущее

An apartment for a child can be a way to save money, reduce the future burden on the family, and even bring grandchildren closer. But the wrong property or a mortgage "inherited" risks becoming a "subscription to misery." On the "Real Estate" program on RBC Radio, Ignat Bushukhin, along with Kristina Boyko, host of the Telegram channel "Boyko on Real Estate," and Ruslan Sukhiy, host of the Telegram channel "Ruslan Rentaved," discuss when it's best to buy a home for children, how to choose a marketable apartment, why not every studio apartment is suitable for a long-term strategy, and the risks of family mortgages, maternity capital, and buying "for growth." [00:00] Why parents buy apartments for their children "to grow into" [03:13] Family mortgage: when is it worth buying an apartment for a child? [05:23] Deposit or apartment: which is more profitable for a family? [08:10] Which apartment should you choose for your child and is it worth transferring the mortgage? [12:15] Commercial real estate, land, and a family strategy for the future