Skyscraper · Russia

How much did Mercury City Tower cost to build?

Mercury City Tower is the 75-storey mixed-use skyscraper in the Moscow International Business Center (Moscow-City), 338.8 m to the roof with five underground levels and 173,960 m2 of floor area, developed by Mercury Development of Igor Kesaev with architects M.M. Posokhin and Frank Williams and helped by a USD 300 million Sberbank loan. The magazine Vokrug Sveta wrote in 2016 that USD 1 billion was spent on building it, while business publications quoted by Wikipedia put the whole cost between USD 650 million and USD 1 billion.

Reported project cost

$1 billion

Cost basis: 2013

Moscow: view of Mercury City Tower from the observation point of Imperia Tower (Moscow-City)
A.SavinCC BY-SA 3.0

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Reported project cost2013
ru.wikipedia.org

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HeightVokrug Sveta
338.8 m
Floor areavokrugsveta.ru
173,960 m²

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