Minsk has its highest apartments
Residentialschedule 19 July 2019
The three-building Lazurit complex includes 900 apartments
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BELARUS construction work on the highest residential building in Belarus has been completed at the junction of Prospekte Pobeditelei [Проспект Победителей] and Narochanskaya street [улица Нарочанская] with the tower in the Lazurit [Лазурит] complex having reached a height of 138m.
The three-building complex includes 900 apartments as well as a medical clinic and an office section. The tower includes two two-storey penthouse apartments at the top on the 32nd and 33rd floor. Each has six rooms and around 380 sqm with its own terrace and rooms that have a ceiling height of 3-4m. Each penthouse costs USD 600,000. A normal apartment of two or three rooms and a ceiling height of less than 3m comes to USD 1,700-1,300 per sqm. The construction of Lazurit was launched in 2011. Ini
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