Aleksandr Dubrovin

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Aleksandr Dubrovin , an innovator in marketing, believes that effective marketing in real estate starts with the project, even before the foundation of the future construction site is laid. The industry expert shared his experiences and told how he came into the profession in the first place. "My first serious job was connected with my passion for music. During my university days, I played in a music band and organized student music festivals. In 1995, the first FM radio station opened in my hometown, which quickly became very popular. At that time I was preparing a major urban rock festival for young people, and it was a commercial project for me. I recorded a commercial for the festival in my home studio and offered the radio station as a media sponsor, placing my commercial on their waves for free. At the time, the radio station was just starting out, and they didn't have an advertising production. The management was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the commercial I...

The Russian real estate market, including residential and commercial, changed dramatically in 2020 because of the pandemic. Home prices in major cities rose 16%, while office and retail prices declined. Many companies went online, and most office workers started working from home, leading to a record increase in subletting. On the other hand, warehouse and industrial properties have become more in demand. In this article, we'll talk about these changes in detail. The Class A warehouse market is in short supply, with only 1% vacancy during the pandemic year, while a balanced industrial real estate market needs about 5% vacancy. Large developers can choose tenants and dictate conditions, which affects the marketing strategy of companies-developers, which previously built their marketing campaigns to attract attention to the brand and increase market share. With the right approach, this strategy had a significant impact on the results of a particular developer. Different companies u...