Russian billionaire, the chairman of Board of Directors of Capital Group, Vladislav Doronin, has built a futuristic mansion for his girlfriend Naomi Campbell in Moscow's suburban area known as Barvikha. The house for the supermodel looks like a spaceship. The unusual house was designed by famous British architect Zaha Hadid. The Russian entrepreneur plans to present the house to the famous British model when they become husband and wife. The house of 8687 square meters is called "Capital Hill Residence". The building consists of two 20-meter-high towers and is designed in Eco-style - a mixture of modern technologies and natural forms. The white mansion stands aloof amidst pine trees. The planning of the house is impressive. The basement will house a Finnish sauna, a hamam (Turkish bath) and a Russian bath. A huge gym is next door. The basement also houses a guest room. On the upper level, there is a reception hall, an indoor swimming pool, a dining room and a kitchen. The house has two children's rooms. The interior of the house is designed in Eco-style. The designer was inspired by the work of legendary Barcelona architect Antonio Gaudi, who did not accept straight lines and liked to use wood and glass in interior decoration. As for real estate, which Vladislav Doronin gives to his girlfriend, Naomi Campbell already has a penthouse in Brazil, not far from Sao Paulo. Doronin bought it for $18.5 million. In 2011, Doronin financed the construction of the Eye of Horus villa in Turkey for Naomi. The building was built in the form of the right eye of the Egyptian deity. The building, designed by young architect from Spain, Luis de Garrido, became a birthday present for Naomi.

As reported by Regnum news agency, according to A-Realty Group real estate agency, the cost per square meter in the center of Moscow is reaching half a million rubles ($18,000). The average price per square meter in the center has reached 412 thousand rubles ($14,800) in April and an average cost of luxury apartments has already run up to 56 million rubles ($2,000,000). In total, there are 2.6 thousand flats offered for sale in the center of Moscow today. Average price per square meter for economy-class apartments is 197 thousand rubles ($7,000) in the center of Moscow, for business-class apartments - 258 thousand rubles ($9,250), and for luxury apartments is 475 thousand rubles ($17,000). The price for studios (with an average area of 34.4 square meters) in city center is 7.7 million rubles ($280.000) and one-bedroom apartments are sold for 13.4 million rubles ($480,000), while an average area of these flats is 54 square meters. Two-bedroom apartments in Moscow cost 18.8 million rubles ($670,000), and an average area of these apartments is 76 square meters. Overview of real estate market in the categories of the cheapest and the most expensive apartments shows that the cheapest apartment is sold for 5.4 million rubles ($193,500), and the most expensive one for 923 million rubles ($33,000,000). Apartments in luxury new developments are offered by 714 thousand rubles ($25,550) per square meter. The most expensive luxury apartment is proposed for 1 million 112 thousand rubles ($39,800) per square meter.

Fabulous villa La Pausa with beautiful sea views built for Coco Chanel put into market. The 1325 square meter villa was designed for Gabrielle "Coco" Bonheur Chanel by the architect Robert Streitz in the hills of La Toracca, and this is where she was inspired to create the perfume Chanel No 28. It has seven bedroom suites, a staff house, guardian's house and chauffeur's apartment, and is on at 40 million euro. Coco invited a stream of glitterati, including the Duke of Westminster (with whom she had a fling), Igor Stravinsky, Jean Cocteau, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali. The house was later bought by the writer and pacifist Emery Reves whose guests included Greta Garbo, Prince Rainier, Aristotle Onassis and Sir Winston Churchill, who commandeered an entire wing in which to work on his A History of the English-Speaking Peoples (Reves was his literary agent). Villa La Pausa is a superb villa commanding a plateau high in the hills of Roquebrune Cap Martin enjoying spectacular romantic panoramic views up and down the Mediterranean coastline. Specifically built for Mademoiselle Coco Chanel, the property is nestled amongst ancient olive groves believed to have been planted for the former princes of Monaco. The principal villa is of excellent proportions, with large receptions rooms and tall ceilings.