The city of Pushkino, Moscow region, who can move here for permanent residence

The city of Pushkino, Moscow region, is located 14 km from the Moscow Ring Road and 30 km from the metropolis between the Serebryanka and Ucha rivers. Some will think that it is named after the famous Russian poet, but this opinion is wrong. There are several versions of how Pushkino got such a “name”. The first - at the end of the 14th century, the area where Pushkino is now located belonged to G.A. Morkhinin, who bore the nickname “Cannon”. This is the ancestor of everyone’s favorite poet, Pushkin. In the 21st century, a monument was erected to Grigory Pushka in front of the entrance to the town near Moscow.

In the printed edition of V.I. Golenin in 1499, there was the first mention of the small village of Pushkino, Moscow region. It was located next to the road leading to Vologda, Yaroslavl and Pereyaslavl - large trading points of Great Rus'. Under the USSR in 1925, the village became a city and the center of the Pushkin urban district of the Moscow region.

Ecological situation and climate

In terms of ecology, the Pushkinsky district is quite prosperous. But the area located near roads, industrial enterprises that emit harmful substances into the atmosphere and rivers is polluted.

Forests and park areas improve the health of the air and water. Soil pollution is satisfactory. The water in Pushkino is clean in comparison with other cities in the Moscow region. The exception is the Vorya River, near which dacha construction is underway. Radiation contamination is normal.

The city in the Moscow region has a temperate continental climate. Summer is short and quite warm. Winter is long and cold. The temperature in July is +19-20 degrees. The coldest month is February -7 degrees. The average annual precipitation is 720-725 mm.

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See also: Pushkinsky district (Moscow region) § History

On May 6, 2022, the Pushkinsky municipal district was abolished, and all urban and rural settlements included in it (urban settlements Ashukino, Zelenogradsky, Lesnoy, Pravdinsky, Pushkino, Sofrino, Cherkizovo, rural settlements Eldiginskoye, Tarasovskoye, Tsarevskoye) were combined into a new single municipal entity — Pushkinsky urban district. The administrative center is the city of regional subordination of the Moscow region Pushkino[7].

On July 23, 2022, the Pushkinsky district as an administrative-territorial unit of the region was abolished, and in its place a new administrative-territorial unit was formed - the city of regional subordination of Pushkino with an administrative territory[8].

On November 19, 2022, a law was adopted on the unification of three urban districts: Pushkinsky, Krasnoarmeysk and Ivanteevka[9][10][11][12]. On December 30, Ivanteevka and Krasnoarmeysk were reassigned to the city of Pushkino[13], which was additionally confirmed in January 2022[14].

Transport accessibility and infrastructure

The town of Pushkino near Moscow - the outskirts (Kudrinka and Novaya Derevnya), compact cottages, the main part of which are built of wood. High-rise buildings are being actively built, due to which it will be possible to reduce the costs of maintaining honest buildings and update the housing stock. The cost of a communal apartment depends on the service company and the services provided.

The condition of roads in each district of the city of the Moscow region is different. No renovations have been done in Kudrinka for a long time. In Novaya Derevnya, roads are being restored, but at a slow pace. In the center the asphalt is in good condition.

Traffic jams in the Moscow region mainly occur only in winter, when a large amount of snow falls. In summer the traffic is not so active. Pushkino is a small town, not every family here has a car. You can move around the village freely. Communication with the metropolis is provided by the federal highway "Moscow - Arkhangelsk", the railway road "Moscow - Yaroslavl", the territorial roads of the Moscow region - Ivanteevka - Shchelkovo, Krasnoarmeysk and the Yaroslavskoye highway.

You can quickly get to Moscow by train or car. This one will only take 50-60 minutes. Local residents travel around Pushkino by minibuses or buses; there are plenty of them here.

Pushkino - reviews from those who moved

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Rinat
01/14/2022 at 17:48

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It’s just a terrible city, the roads are not cleaned, everything is slush, the streets are so narrow, there are accidents on every corner, there is no ecology, come to the bus station and you will see everything, I don’t recommend it

Kolya
07/24/2021 at 00:11

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Work strictly 6/1 if you agree, if not, then no days off! There are no days off! If you get sick, have personal problems, they’ll throw you the FUCK out and won’t give you the money! The salary is unofficial! THE CONTRACT IS NOT DONE!!! Then you won’t have to prove anything to anyone!!!

Phil
06/27/2021 at 13:50

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The ecology is useless, look at the ecology map, Pushkino in black, together with Mytishchi

Phil
06.27.2021 at 13:42

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The ecology is terrible!!!! look at the environmental map of the Moscow region, Mytishchi, Pushkino to Sergiev Posad in black!!! around the landfill, during their reclamation, landfill gas is released, it especially stinks in the summer with a south wind.

Tatyana
05/01/2021 at 13:43

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Guys, thank you for your feedback, interesting and useful! I want to buy an apartment in Pushkino, I’m looking for a place. I don’t understand what residential complex we are talking about here. Residential complex “Silver Coast” - I don’t find anything like that in Pushkino.

Alex
04/27/2021 at 07:47 pm

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You gentlemen forgot about airplanes...

Elena
07/08/2021 at 12:01

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I have been living in the Pushkin district for almost three years, I moved from Mytishchi microdistrict Perlovka in Perlovka I sold a three-room apartment 100 m2 and bought a house with a plot I have never regretted the plot with the 2nd exit directly into the forest the birds are singing silence beauty No need to worry about parking on the plot you can park 4 cars, amenities in the house are the same as in an apartment, 2 toilets, bathroom, etc. only utility bills are more than 2 times less and I only pay less for gas and electricity; water; own well for land; almost 1000 acres; I pay pennies; my advice is to sell your personal property and buy private houses, yes there are enough worries, but these are your own pleasant worries

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Ipen

We are native Muscovites, we moved to Pushkino and have no regrets. The main criterion at first was the cheapness of housing. Kopeck piece 3,500,000. In Mytishchi it’s 1 million more expensive, and the ride takes 12 minutes by train. A million on a mortgage is a huge overpayment. We like the air in Pushkino and it’s generally cozy. Silver beauty river. In general, when a city has lakes, water reservoirs, rivers, it makes the city more beautiful and green, with a twist. I consider the electric train the best transport, you sit and look out the window, the metro is pressing.

Victoria

Good afternoon. I also want to leave my review. In 2016, I purchased an apartment in this residential complex and was very happy about this event. Good location, playgrounds, warm apartment despite the fact that it is on the first floor. I made renovations in the summer of 2022. And with the onset of the heating season, a monotonous hum appeared in the apartment. For a long time I couldn’t understand the cause of the sound, but it was alarming and stressful. I went down to the basement with a plumber and discovered that the hum was coming from large heating pipes. I contacted the control room with a request to eliminate the sound. No result. I submitted a statement to the developer company. They came and listened, went down to the basement, and admitted that there was a loud sound coming from the walls. They said that we would decide, but again nothing. They told me to contact Rospotrebnadzor. I wrote a letter there. Thanks to the employees of Rospotrebnadzor who responded immediately. We decided to take measurements and, of course, invited representatives of the management company, but when they came to take measurements there was silence in the apartment... There was a feeling that the pressure in the pipes had been reduced and this was confirmed when I turned up the heating in the radiators. The batteries did not make as much noise as usual and did not heat up as quickly as usual. Rospotrebnadzor said that a similar situation arose in building 11 and the developers said that the noise there was within normal limits. But it’s interesting how the residents solved this problem. I really hope that my issue will be resolved. But you need to keep your eyes open

kudrinka

https://forum.pushkino.org/topic/61360-kak-zhivetsia-v-pushkino-tem-kto-uzhe-pereekhal/?p=1476180

We have been in Pushkino (Serebryany Bereg) for 5 years now, we also moved from Moscow. Between buying a small one-room apartment in an old housing stock in Moscow and buying a large two-room apartment in a new house in the near Moscow region, we chose the latter.

Pushkino is a nice town, I also liked it at first sight. The Serebryany Bereg residential complex is, in my opinion, the most successful choice of residence in Pushkino. The apartments are really good. Spacious and well laid out. The move was easy. It seemed that it could change, because Moscow is just a stone’s throw away.

But a lot has changed. You could say that the whole way of life has changed. Still, life in a small town is very different from the active life of the capital. I personally (and every year more and more) am bothered by the limited space (the city is really small), I walked back and forth, and that’s it, the city is over. There are no normal walking areas and parks, although they tried to argue with me about this in another topic. But, as I understand it, they simply have nothing to compare with. Although, it should be noted that over the past five years a lot has been done to improve the city.

Transport accessibility:

Actually, not bad. Sputnik now runs, perhaps not as often during peak hours as we would like, since passenger traffic is increasing every year, and the trains are really overcrowded. But at least there is an alternative to the usual dirty train.

We couldn’t get used to the trains (it’s annoying that you always have to arrive at a certain time, you’re late for a couple of minutes, and that’s it, wave your hand and wait for the next one). And, I must say, the cost of travel on Sputnik is very high.

Many people go to work in Moscow by car. Probably those who like to get up early. My husband also tried from time to time, but then completely abandoned this idea (he is a night owl). On weekends we use the car very actively: we go to Moscow and around the region (well, to Globus in Shchelkovo, to Mytishchi, etc.). I can’t even imagine life without her.

We communicate mainly with neighbors whom we became friends with a few years ago. Friends from Moscow rarely come to us. If we lived in Moscow, we would see each other much more often. You can probably find a social circle in Pushkino only if you work in Pushkino. (I mean “live communication”, not virtual. So, of course, you can communicate on the forum).

Leisure in Pushkino?

Well, there is a cinema. And there is no “leisure” for an adult in the sense of opportunities for personal development in Pushkino. And this is a very big minus, by the way. When we lived in Moscow, we often went to various exhibitions, events, concerts, the theater, even on weekdays after work. And it didn’t bother me at all. And now any trip somewhere results in a whole problem, because the question immediately arises: how to go there and how to go back? Going somewhere on weekdays was no longer an option, because I didn’t want to travel late at night on a stinking train with homeless people after visiting the theater. To go by car means you first have to go to work by car early in the morning. And when I got up at five in the morning, I no longer had the strength to stay up late at some event.

Infrastructure:

Medical care here is terrible - read the forum. I don't want to repeat myself. — Buy ​​voluntary health insurance (for children too) and get treatment in Moscow. Health is more valuable than anything else.

Your “peculiarities” are felt everywhere, primarily in relationships. More likely in a negative way than in a positive way. I know the province of central Russia very well, for example, and I really like the relationships between people. Kindness and desire to help. Here everything is the other way around. It feels like you are initially hated at all levels. But, oddly enough, you get used to it. You just try not to collide again. All this, of course, in brief. We are moving back to Moscow!

I think the city is good for those who grew up here, who have relatives and parents living here, for those who remember the worst times and are happy that the city is changing for the better and becoming prettier before our eyes. For those who want to step away from active life and live simply for themselves, without going anywhere. For those who come from more distant places, there are, of course, more opportunities here. And I’m afraid that anyone who moves from Moscow, especially if the person leads a socially active lifestyle, will be disappointed. But this, of course, is purely my personal opinion and my personal experience. Our neighbor-friends, who also moved from Moscow, although not entirely happy, still found their way and adapted to life here. But my native Muscovite friends were unable to adapt. Good luck!

Kat

I’ve been living in Pushkino for a year. I moved from Moscow. I’m a native Muscovite, but my daughter and I like it in Pushkino. Yes, there are also disadvantages, of course, where would we be without them))))) getting to Moscow by car to work…….this heroism))))) But in general, I’m not a picky person, it’s good where we are not. You need to be able to get used to everything... both the good and the not so good.

Miki

It’s a dirty city, there are no good roads, and there are no sidewalks at all, but what’s going on at the Central District Hospital?

klaiper

https://forum.pushkino.org/topic/61360-kak-zhivetsia-v-pushkino-tem-kto-uzhe-pereekhal/page-2

I am also from the 3rd building and have also been living for 5 years. The constant curtsies towards Moscow are explained by the fact that almost all those who spoke out work in the capital. By the way, I am the same poor fellow. And these are traffic jams, nerves, lack of time for rest, family, children, etc. I completely agree with the quality of education and medical care, it’s just a problem with the availability of places in kindergartens. But as soon as our friends organized their own business in Pushkino and reached a decent level of income, everything immediately began to seem less gloomy. Personally, I am not going to Moscow. Clean air and nightingales - all this is true. A five-minute walk from SB is a family clinic with excellent doctors and inexpensively. We have cards there for the whole family. On weekends - to Globus in Shchelkovo. The cinema is of a decent Moscow level. There's nowhere to get dressed, that's for sure. We're heading to Moscow. But this is not a problem for one particular city! The whole country cannot live in Moscow! It is impossible to evenly distribute theaters, museums, shopping centers and other bells and whistles throughout the state!

Tea, not America. Ignore the show-offs and you will find many advantages in our city.

SerrrG

I have been living in Pushkino for about 8 years. I chose a city from all over the Moscow region when we decided to buy an apartment, and, having traveled around a lot of cities (Balashikha, Reutov, Zhukovsky, Zheleznodorozhny, Korolev, Mytishchi, Dolgoprudny and many others!), we chose Pushkino. Back then we had only two criteria for selection: 1) housing price up to 3 million; 2) to more or less like it in the surrounding area. There was no trace of Globus, Decathlon or other stores then. I even managed to visit the theater “Victory” once. As for the surrounding area, the first thing that impressed me was the river flowing in the middle of the city and two beautiful (relatively+)) bridges across it. The parks and abundance of greenery throughout the city were also a big plus. Next is the beautiful city administration building, and some kind of atmosphere of mental comfort. I won’t say that Moscow is worse or better, I’ll just say that in the 15 years of living in Moscow before this, I didn’t really manage to make good acquaintances (not to mention friends!). Moscow is much stingier in the warmth of human relations. The reason for this, apparently, is all its features: courtyards clogged with cars, rows of changing neighbors, daily changing salespeople in nearby stores, traffic jams, the opportunity to somehow stand out from the crowd - only with the help of money and things, and even that is not a fact... In Moscow, besides, I have never observed stars in the sky - because they simply do not exist! We lived near Yauza

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- this was a big plus, but the Yauza is a dirty, stinking stream, compared to Pushkin’s Serebryanka River.

People who write about the lack of parks for walking and leisure, now you keep: 1) what is the amazing reservoir on the West Side worth?! This is simply amazing! Here you can not just walk, but by renting a bicycle (and there are three or four rental offices in Pushkino!), you can cover kilometers all day long - from early morning until night - through picturesque surroundings and, sometimes, completely dense forests! Next up: winter! In Moscow I could not afford the happiness of having skis; Why have them if you have to go far beyond the nearest ski track to get to the nearest ski track? My wife and I bought skis in Pushkino and almost from the entrance we can ski to the river, which freezes in winter, and have a wonderful time all weekend! A separate topic is summer! Here, right in the city, there is a beautiful beach where you can sunbathe and swim in Serebryanka, or just barbecue, without any fear of anyone! In Moscow, this is very, very sad, because the beaches in Serebryany Bor and “Rublevsky” are such a dump: there are too many people, there is a fee, it’s far and inconvenient to travel, swimming in water that has been quite churned up by hordes of people in front of you is not pleasant! Here in Pushkino, if Serebryanka isn’t enough for you, you can get to the village of Tishkovo and there, under the canopies of trees, retire quietly with a group of people, enjoy nature in silence. Further: I found several springs in the surrounding area with built baths and, all year round, I dive into the spring water. I stopped getting sick in the winter altogether! I drink exclusively spring water; The priest of the church nearby regularly carries water from the spring for testing (once every six months!) and posts the results for visitors to the baths - the results are the best! Bottled water is much worse than this water in taste and purity. Next: in Pushkino there is a “City Bath”; yes, it’s ~600 rubles, but taking a steam bath in a chic old bathhouse is sometimes the best thing that can happen to a person!

Let me add: the buildings are mainly five-story, so the population density is low; there are no problems with parking, there are all the shops, there is a chic market, the likes of which have not existed in Moscow for a long time; there is a network of Belarusian stalls “Cheese in Butter” with excellent products, there is a network of culinary shops “Svezhoff” - with amazing pastries, desserts and other delicacies in terms of quality and prices.

Parting words. For those for whom the Capital, with its gases and stench, has clouded their minds, I definitely recommend not to bother and live in Moscow, closer to the Kremlin; You, who “daily” visit theaters, clubs and other “mass cultural” entertainment, are simply obliged to avoid the provinces and live in dreams of settling in a house overlooking the Bolshoi Theater, the KhHS and the Kremlin at once, with an entrance opening directly to the metro station!! ! =)) Thank God, this prospect has long seemed to me like the worst of life scenarios. I have long lost the habit of traveling half a day to the post office, a third of the day to the tax office, a third of the day to the shopping center, and so on. Here, where I live now, all the necessary and unnecessary organizations are within walking distance; the streets are narrow, quiet, clean; yes - the roads are not very good, but this is only the fault of officials and housing and communal services, but for the rest - thank you that there is such a place from which it is 30 minutes to the Moscow center, and 15 minutes to the nearest mushroom grove, and 10 minutes to the beach in the summer!

Lady

https://forum.pushkino.org/topic/56077-pozitiv-pro-pushkino/?p=1305047

Purely IMHO, for me there has been nothing good in Pushkino for a long time. I just tolerate the city; if I had the opportunity to move to Dmitrov, I would move without a second thought.

I haven’t walked in Pushkino for a long time, haven’t shopped, haven’t rested.

I try to avoid the city center; it’s unpleasant to look at all these gatherings at the fountains and listen to the screams in the square. I'm stressed out about shopping, I've been going to Globus for a long time, and I only buy small things here. There is nowhere to take a walk in the city, nowhere to go. The proximity to Moscow makes me happy; if, all things being equal, the city were located much further from Moscow, I think I would wither here from melancholy. Personally, I don't see ANYTHING good here. But this cannot be the case in reality. I am subjective, because the city is not my kind of city from the start; I haven’t been able to stomach it since childhood.

Pauline

https://www.baby.ru/blogs/post/123613259-19386691/?page=1#comment123630274

Spent half of my childhood here. Pushkino is good because it is in the Yaroslavl direction, it is 30 minutes by satellite to Moscow, there are buses to Medvedkovo metro station, it is convenient. There is a central part of the city (housing is more expensive) and a western side, I live in the west, the windows overlook the reservoir, it’s quiet and peaceful to the station 5 minutes, everything from the store to the maternity hospital is nearby) We’ve been living here for three years, I’m from a more distant Moscow region. When choosing between other cities, I think that this is very close to the Moscow region, if there are no traffic jams (this is of course a rare occurrence), I can get to work by car in 25 minutes, Babushkinskaya metro station. The infrastructure here is not very good, there are a couple of shopping centers, but again Moscow is not far away.

Victorian

https://forum.pushkino.org/topic/56077-pozitiv-pro-pushkino/?p=1305106

And I love this city. Lived in many cities, big and small, Pushkino is the best. There is no noise of a metropolis or the mustiness of a small town. This is the best option. Entertainment, shopping in accessible proximity in Moscow. And Pushkino... there is a good atmosphere here, the indigenous people are a little provincially good-natured. There is a park nearby, under the balcony there is a forest and Serebryanka, beautiful!

vfp7

https://mdrussia.ru/topic/39229-horoshiy-gorod-dlya-prozhivaniya-v-podmoskove-mytischi-korolev-pushkino/?do=findComment&comment=637303

Pushkino - ecology tends towards the absolute, there are “green zones” nearby, unfortunately there are traffic jams on Yaroslavka, the railway is well developed, the infrastructure is excellent, even clean agricultural products are sold in the area (for example, a state farm store in Eldigino)

The most important factor in Pushkino is that there is a clean reservoir nearby (for example, Tishkovo, as well as the outskirts of the city)

If you are accustomed to the urban style and you don’t need nature, then take a closer look at Mytishchi.

If ecology and access to nature are important to you, then definitely Pushkino.

Kudrinka

https://forum.pushkino.org/topic/56077-pozitiv-pro-pushkino/?p=1305162

The most annoying thing is that there is nowhere to walk. You look out the window, yes, there seems to be a river, greenery, but there is no place for normal walks at all. I don’t take the park behind the cinema into account - I don’t mind walking through heaps of garbage and looking at young people drinking beer and screaming. The arboretum is also not a place where you can take a normal walk - it’s too small and, again, unkempt. There is a feeling of enclosed space, there are two streets, I walked there and back, and that’s it.

Again, there is nowhere to sit with friends over a cup of coffee - there is not a SINGLE normal cafe in the city. (I’m not considering coffee-in, because it’s not a cafe, but a restaurant). McDonald's too. This is all really annoying.

Moscow is a bit far away (compared to Mytishchi).

In general, everything here is somehow parochial. Not provincial, no, but rather local. Because I know the province (Central Russia) firsthand, and believe me, everyone there is much kinder and friendlier. The indigenous residents of Pushkino themselves, when driving some distance from Pushkino, are surprised at the openness and kindness of the population.

Even in the city, the lack of culture and drunkenness among teenagers and young people is simply amazing. Personally, I have never seen THIS anywhere. Once my younger cousin came to visit me in the summer, she was simply shocked by so many drunk teenagers staggering around in the evening with a bottle of beer in hand.

From the positive:

• greenery
• river
• The infrastructure also seems to be normal. But if you look at the quality of service, it turns out there is none either.

Elizar

https://readtiger.com/nesiditsa.ru/city/pushkino

The town is green and cute in its own way. Not very good at work. The majority of the active population has to earn money in the capital. There are a lot of antisocial personalities (junkies, drunks, etc.) Civilization has not yet completely covered the expanses of the city. Not the worst, but far from the most advanced city in the Moscow region. There are many playgrounds and greenery in all areas (including in the center), a beautiful landscaped (only small) park, a paradise for mothers. There are few entertainment venues, but Moscow is 15 km away. The air is definitely much cleaner than Moscow.

The city has its pros and cons. Well, everyone decides for themselves which scale weighs.

Imrangerefle

https://otzyv.expert/tihiy-uyutniy-gorodok-1763268

This town is located in the Leningrad region. The town is very quiet, cozy and completely surrounded by greenery.

There is a lot to see in Pushkin - Alexander Palace, Catherine Palace, Tsarskoe Selo, Egyptian Gate (at the entrance to Pushkin), Military Chamber, Memorial Museum-dacha of A.S. Pushkin, Fedorovsky Sovereign Cathedral.

There are also many parks in Pushkin. There is a Wedding Palace. The air is much cleaner than in the city. In the evenings there are few people on the street and you can stroll along Pushkin. It is especially beautiful to walk on white nights.

Residential buildings in Pushkin are 5-story. The apartments are not very expensive. The schools are good.

In general, Pushkin has everything you need for a calm, quiet life.

Anies

https://forum.pushkino.org/topic/61360-kak-zhivetsia-v-pushkino-tem-kto-uzhe-pereekhal/?p=1476422

We also moved from Moscow in the summer. On my initiative, because my parents live nearby and my friend has an apartment in the next building. What can I say. I want back!!! Although I have lived here for 25 years, and in Moscow for 7, I am in great shock from literally everything. Moscow and Pushkino, as they say, are two big differences.

Everything you don't touch:

• the stores are bad (cards, in my opinion, are only accepted in Bill)
• the roads are not cleaned at all (snow in winter, knee-deep mud in autumn)
• There’s a problem with the gardens (you won’t get there)
• There is a problem with schools (only classical programs, you have to pay for others)
• There’s a problem with clinics (our place in Moscow isn’t the best, but when I got to Pushkinsky (both for children and for adults), I realized that Moscow has just an excellent clinic)
• There are few Sberbank branches

In Pushkino, in my opinion, everything is more expensive and you have to pay for what is free in Moscow. You can get to Moscow by car... My husband literally left home at 6:20 yesterday and arrived at work at 10:20. And this happens very often. He cannot travel by train, because the working day is irregular and he may not be able to make it to the last train. In general, there are many nuances that people living in Pushkino do not pay attention to, but which are so striking after Moscow. But it’s okay, a person gets used to everything when there is nowhere to go.

But I will still return to Moscow, fortunately there is still an apartment there.

Cornooding

https://otzyv.expert/gorod-v-kotorom-ya-zhivu-544869

I am writing my review from the point of view of a local, not a tourist. Perhaps it will be useful to those who decide to move here to live. Pushkin is a park city, it is considered a suburb of St. Petersburg, so residents have St. Petersburg registration, not regional residence. In Pushkin there are no houses higher than the 9th floor, and on the main street of the city you will not find a single truck or van, because they simply will not fit there, because this street is part of the historical center of the city and is called Orangereinaya.

The residents of the city are quite friendly, since the houses in the city are small, there is even neighborly friendship.

The city has new schools, kindergartens, at least one shopping center, clinics, a maternity hospital, colleges and two (!) universities. And also the station, by the way, the very first train in Russia ran on the route St. Petersburg - Tsarskoe Selo (aka Pushkin).

As for utilities, everything depends on the management company, everything is tolerable with us, the services are not off the charts.

It takes 15 minutes to get to the nearest metro by train, and 40 minutes to 1 hour (maximum) by car.

In general, living in Pushkin is a pleasure, for me of course, but if you like to be in the thick of things, a lot of entertainment, then this quiet town is not for you.

A new school in our area has two swimming pools with running water, interactive whiteboards, etc.

Saviola

I live in Pushkin, I like it. Right next to my window they are currently building a housing complex called “The Very Heart” - construction is very active. The place is wonderful - architect Danini Street. It's 15 minutes by train from the Kupchino metro station, so it's close to the city, very convenient. Well, it’s true, sometimes you have to wait for the train itself... Everything is fine with the infrastructure in this area.

Mary Magdalene

https://forum.materinstvo.ru/index. php?view=findpost&showtopic=1335446&p=32014306

I moved from Moscow to Pushkino 6 years ago to a new building. Now I’m planning to move back to Moscow. Living with children in Pushkino is unrealistic. There is zero infrastructure. Schools are overcrowded and bad. Garden - what kind of animal? are they in Pushkino?

There are traffic jams in Pushkino during rush hours, yes. I'm not kidding. I started seeing this a year ago. In the evening it is better to walk from the station in any weather. than by transport. In 4 years of traveling on express trains, they have never been on schedule. Stable +5 - 10 minutes. From the train to the metro it will take 20 minutes. On the way back – maybe 40. So consider it. Although it takes a little pure time. But due to traffic jams, travel time increases two to three times. further - worse. Since a decent number of new buildings are being built in Pushkino, and a decent number are in the plans. However, no gardens. There are no schools in the construction plans.

Yes, I forgot to say, the medical institutions here are the worst.

Although I like the town itself. There is a lot of greenery. And there are many beautiful places around. But the infrastructure is killing itself against the wall

vfksi1998

https://forum.bn.ru/index.php?showtopic=45222

I rented a house in Pushkin for two years.

I would return there with great pleasure. But alas, Pushkin’s prices are too tough for me yet. Living in Pushkin is comfortable and pleasant. But! Not in any area.

From Krasnoselka it is more difficult to get to St. Petersburg. And it's dirty there. BAM (Detskoselsky, A. Tolstoy, etc.) is a drug addicted area through and through.

I won’t discover America, but it’s best to live in the following neighborhoods: Dvortsovaya - Oktyabrsky Boulevard - Gospitalnaya - Catherine Park. It’s clean, the people are calm and polite, there’s transport accessibility, the infrastructure is fine.

Unfortunately, I can’t say anything about the Red Star area - Kadetsky Boulevard; I’ve been there extremely rarely. But it looks worse than the center, but better than Krasnoselka

zhuchka

https://www.spbtalk.ru/threads/56312/#post-1086135

We also moved to Pushkin! ) Very pleased! It seems to me useless to argue about this - to each his own. Regarding the residential complex “The Very Heart” - I heard at work that a colleague is very actively discussing the topic of buying an apartment. According to her observations, this is the best offer in the city. Although I haven’t checked it myself, fortunately I have an apartment.

Veronica is a happy mother

https://www.babyblog.ru/community/post/houses/3148371

...Everyone praises his nest. I was born in Moscow and lived for 30 years. We bought an apartment in Pushkino and are very pleased. Friends and relatives come to visit us and they like it too. All our neighbors have places in kindergartens and schools. Western Pushkin, yes, defeated and killed. And Eastern is very... It’s very beautiful, the roads have now been completed, it’s absolutely beautiful. We’ve been living here for a year and have already bought a dacha in Yaroslavka. But don’t look at Podolsk and Chekhov, the south of Moscow is ecologically very destroyed, as is the east. The air here in Pushkino is gorgeous. Now we go to the pool, there are a lot of them too. All our neighbors are happy as hell and are already waiting for replenishment))

Alya

https://www.babyblog.ru/community/post/houses/3148371

In Pushkino there is a big problem with kindergartens and schools, you’re just looking at opposite ends... does it really matter where you live closer?

Look at our Pirogovsky here, it’s very good for a child and it’s close to Moscow, if it’s very convenient here by car, you can drive along 3 roads

I don’t like Pushkino at all, it’s a dirty, unkempt city.

Personally, I like Czechs the most among remote cities, it is very clean, there are strong schools there.

Dmitriy

https://nesiditsa.ru/city/pushkino

The city is small, quite green, the environment has been deteriorating lately, traffic jams in the city are comparable to those in Moscow, there is a massive construction of multi-storey housing, schools are overcrowded (accordingly, the quality of education is falling), you are lucky to get into kindergarten, there is almost no work, but Moscow helps out, a lot of trains, a bus , the reconstruction of the Yaroslavl highway will be completed in 2016.

Magpie

https://forum.bn.ru/index.php?s=bf2a50d3ede28d3f2877b7e9f40404c5&showtopic=45222

It's great to live in Pushkin. When my daughter makes me a grandmother, I will definitely buy myself an apartment there and will enjoy walking with a stroller in the parks, admiring the architecture and feeding the squirrels. When you can understand this city, you simply cannot help but love it, and you simply will not consider other options. As a historian in my first education, I can say that the Russian autocrats did not choose bad places for rest, and it was not for nothing that the village of Tsarskoye was.

As a hobby and a break from the real estate market (which is my main profession), I am studying the history of the Sheremetev family’s house. Provided that gr. The Sheremetyevs owned 25% of all lands in Russia, the country estates in which they lived were very few, very beautiful in landscape, and also well located geographically. So, trust the choice of our ancestors, it is quite good.

Patriot78

https://forum.bn.ru/index.php?showtopic=45222&st=30#entry379861

Pushkin is a city like a city. The parks are beautiful. Yes. Just go for a walk. But for life? From what I saw there, there were a lot of gopots, drunks, and drunken cadets in the evenings. Yes, and it’s a problem to enter/exit St. Petersburg; on weekdays in the area of ​​the Leningrad City Council there is a permanent traffic jam at the traffic police post.

Result:

Don't confuse tourism with emigration.

Vera Kosacheva +

https://eva.ru/house-and-hobby/messages-3207779. htm

We moved to Pushkino from Moscow in 1991, I was 11 years old, respectively, a new school, a house near the park on the street. Institutskaya. The air there was and is clean, BUT after finishing school I had to go to Moscow to study, first at the lyceum, then to college and to work. I arrived home very late, because the journey took an hour and a half or more. a lot of money was spent on travel for a student... I will never forget these morning trains, which you can’t fit into, they just push you in... there is a bus 451 Pushkino-VDNH (my mother sometimes takes about 2-3 hours to get to work). Now I live in Moscow in the Perovo area, there are three parks in the area, 15 minutes by metro and you’re in the center...

Frau Marta CS

https://eva.ru/house-and-hobby/messages-3207779. htm

Already wrote somewhere. I lived in Pushkino for a while; my father-in-laws have lived there for twenty years.

There is only one minus - traveling (if necessary) to Moscow. I don't see any more disadvantages. Pushkino has long been an ordinary residential area of ​​Moscow, there are no differences, only remoteness. Lots of good new housing, normal infrastructure.

Social infrastructure of Pushkino

In the village there are 19 kindergartens and 46 schools, many colleges, which allows you to get a good level of education. Many graduates of Pushkino secondary educational institutions enter Moscow universities. You can also get higher education in the town. There are several popular universities here:

• State Russian University of Service and Tourism – 55.97114, 37.78980;
• Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia named after. V.Ya. Kikotya – 55.86161, 37.65398;
• Moscow Border Institute FSB - 55.88536, 37.67625;
• Academy of State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations - 55.82567, 37.65035.

All universities are popular not only among local residents of Pushkino, but also among students from other cities of the Russian Federation.

Additional education has been developed in Pushkino:

• College of Technology and Design – 55.91885, 37.85886;
• Center for Children's Creativity - 56.02375, 37.84307;
• Pushkin Lyceum of Law and Politics, Economics – 56.01952, 37.82453;
• Stages – early development school – 56.02221, 37.84581;
• Pushkin School of Programmers – 56.01300, 37.83002;
• English language school – 56.00801, 37.86985;
• children's music school – 56.01722, 37.84032

Of the 46 general education schools, 5 of them teach special programs. Upon completion, graduates receive secondary specialized education. Schools and kindergartens are being built in new microdistricts. Most preschool institutions are located in Mamontovka and its surroundings.

In Pushkino there is also a Sports Palace with its own swimming pool and numerous sections. Professional trainers train everyone at the proper level. Prices for services are reasonable.

Settlements

Main article: List of settlements in the Pushkin urban district

There are 90 settlements in the Pushkinsky urban district. Their list is presented below.

Infrastructure: supermarkets, entertainment centers

The infrastructure of the city of Pushkin is the most developed in the Moscow region. There is a large assortment of products that can be bought in the Aromatny Mir, Dixie supermarkets, and in the Pushkinsky shopping center.

The most popular shopping centers in Pushkin:

• SEC Park – 56.01606, 37.88422;
• TC O Pushkino – 56.02003, 37.86088;
• Shopping center "Akvarel" - 56.00173, 37.88226;
• Shopping complex – 56.01512, 37.84252;
• Shopping center Pobeda – 56.01305, 37.84724;
• TD Pushkinsky - 56.00497, 37.85340.

In certain microdistricts of the town there are numerous retail outlets: shopping center “Prestige”, “Flagman”, Eldorado”, “Bering Strait”. The stores are able to provide the needs of residents and guests: clothing, household appliances, various accessories for any income level and taste.

Entertainment

There is what to see in Pushkino. Local residents and visitors can go for walks in parks and squares. The town in the Moscow region is quite well-groomed.

Guests can take a walk in the most popular places:

• Central Park - 56.01533, 37.84722;
• City Park - 55.99226, 37.84354;
• Birch Grove - 55.99423, 37.83984;
• Central fountains – 56.01099, 37.85438;
• Tenisty Park – 55.93222, 37.83727;
• Central Square – 55.96892, 37.90778;
• Pandapark – 56.01792, 37.88546.

Visitors and residents of the town in the Moscow region can relax in cozy restaurants and cafes if they wish. For nightlife lovers, Pushkino also offers entertainment venues: bars, clubs, karaoke and billiard rooms.

Popular restaurants and cafes:

• Steakhouse Old Town – 56.00353, 37.84754;
• Loza cafe with Georgian cuisine – 56.02943, 37.85323;
• Chito-Gvrito – 56.01501, 37.83001;
• restaurant Teremok – 56.01531, 37.89976;
• Teahouse Dastarkhan - 56.01416, 37.86740;
• cafe-restaurant Armavir – 56.00240, 37. 80572;
• restaurant Teremok – 56.00936, 37.85198;
• children's cafe Anderson - 56.01886, 37.88468;
• Cafe Rodnik – 56.00200, 37.81456;
• Cafe Millefeuille – 56.01284, 37.84761.

Here everyone will find entertainment to suit their taste. In the town of the Moscow region there are branches of large banks (Sberbank, VTB, Sovcombank), specialized centers for the provision of accounting and legal services, and MFCs.

Entertainment centers of Pushkino:

• GoodLandia amusement park – 56.01398, 37.84747;
• Children's cent MyaUchi – 55.99968, 37.86155;
• MiMiMishki Children's Club - 55.99949, 37.86137;
• Family Adventure Park Zamania – 56.0037, 37.88180;
• RushB e-sports center – 56.01360, 37.84798;
• Shopping center Pobeda – 56.01398, 37.84713.

Pushkino has art and music schools, large libraries with rare books, and a historical museum. Sports are developed. The real pride of the Moscow region is the shooting range, restored in 2006; biathlon competitions are held on its base every year.

The Start health club has been created for people with disabilities. Local residents can spend time usefully and relax at the Pobeda cinema.

Car dealerships and Internet providers in the Moscow region

Infrastructure is well developed in Pushkino. The town is home to large car showrooms and centers, popular dealers:

• Tekhinkom LADA official dealer – 55.98488, 37.86399;
• car dealership Alan-Auto – 55.98430, 37.86313;
• TruckHolding – 55.98536, 37.86468;
• purchase of Pushkino Brisker Motors cars – 55.99367, 37.86712.

There are also Internet providers in the Moscow region. Among the main companies there are several:

• SI-AY-TIVI – 55.99334, 37.85038;
• Delta Communication Service – 56.00439, 37.84246.

They work throughout the Pushkinsky district. Residents can connect to the Internet and modern digital television.

M.O. Pushkino hotels

In summer, the population increases noticeably. Some come here for vacation, others for a long time. Regardless of the purpose, they can stay in the town in one of the comfortable hotels:

• Muzeon Hotel – 55.96819, 37.92001;
• hotel complex Smirnov – 56.00188, 37.84788;
• Hotel Pearl – 56.00524, 37.86410;
• country house with sauna – 55.97256, 37.95405;
• Art Hotel Pushkino – 55.98629, 37.81088;
• bowling hotel New slides – 55.94335, 37.90853.

The cost per room is 1200-6500 rubles. Depends on the location of the hotel or country house, and the range of services offered.

Medical level

Particular attention in the town near Moscow is paid to the implementation of a project called “Health”. In the village there is a military hospital, dispensaries, clinics, and a district hospital. One of the largest health resorts in Russia is the Pushkino sanatorium, specializing in the treatment of cardiac diseases.

A new clinic and perinatal center were built. Medical workers are provided with apartments. If there is paid medicine. There are many medical centers throughout the city.

Sergey Nikolaevich Zenkin, General Director of Wind Rose

“Pushkino is a comfortable city in the Moscow region. Local authorities pay great attention to infrastructure development, sports and health restoration. For this purpose, specialized institutions were created. The construction of high-rise buildings is actively underway; private cottages and summer cottages are located outside the city. Education is also developed here, there are higher and specialized institutions. Nature is rich in springs, lakes, rivers, forests. Along the borders of the Pushkinsky district are the banks of the Pestovsky, Uchinsky and Pyalovsky reservoirs. There are sanatoriums, children's camps, dispensaries and boarding houses. This area is famous for its numerous churches from the 17th to 20th centuries; the famous Muranovo estate is also located here. Pushkinsky district is part of the green belt of Moscow.”

Geography

The Pushkinsky urban district borders with the urban districts of the Moscow region: in the north-west - Dmitrovsky, in the north - Sergiev Posad, in the south-east - Korolev, in the south-west - Mytishchi (and the exclave of Moscow, the village of Akulovo, Eastern Administrative District), in the east — Shchelkovo, as well as with the Vladimir region.

The area of ​​the urban district after the annexation of Ivanteevka and Krasnoarmeysk is 742.49 km².

Hydrography

The main rivers are Klyazma, Ucha, Serebryanka, Skalba, Talitsa, Sumer, Vorya, Vyaz, Prorvanikha, Kokotka, Olshanka. The Vetelka, Makhra, Yakhroma, Metelka, Pesochnaya, Torgosha, Chernichka, Ershovka, and Plaksa rivers also flow through the territory of the Pushkinsky urban district[4].

The main lakes are Lake Travinskoe in Pushkino, Lake Cernskoe (a flooded quarry), Lake of Hope in Eldigino.

The boundaries of the Pushkinsky urban district run along the banks of the Uchinsky and Pestovsky reservoirs.

Climate

The climate in the Pushkin urban district is temperate continental and is influenced by air masses coming from the Atlantic and Arctic. Prevailing winds: northwest and southwest directions[5].

Relief

Pushkinsky urban district is located on the southern slopes of the Klinsko-Dmitrovskaya ridge of the Russian Plain. Absolute heights from 136 m (Lesnye Polyany) to 240 m (Novovoronino). Traces of ancient glaciations have been preserved[6].

Natural area

Lesnaya. Subzone of broad-leaved and coniferous forests with elements of steppe flora.

Recreation centers and where to go on weekends

There is a lot to see in the town. Muscovites and guests of the Moscow region come here to enjoy the local beauty. Many country houses in the Moscow region offer useful time and a break from the bustle of the city.

Holiday house in Sosnovy Bor

Private pool, garden. Distance from the capital – 41 km. Guests have access to car parking and free internet. Satellite TV, several bedrooms and a living room. There is a wellness center. Guests can make use of the barbecue areas and children's playgrounds. Sheremetyevo is 25 km away.

Country house in Levkovo

Private swimming pool, each room has a balcony, split system. The recreation center is located 40 km from Zheleznodorozhny. Guests have free internet and car parking at their disposal. 2 comfortable bedrooms, TV and satellite TV, kitchen with microwave, refrigerator, shower. There is a terrace on the territory. Zhukovsky Airport is 51 km away.

Mini-hotel "Pearl"

Located in a locality near Moscow. Service at a high level. Guests are offered rooms with different levels of comfort, equipped for living and relaxation. The bathroom has all the necessary accessories and a shower. Step-by-step access to food outlets. Guests can dine at catering establishments or order food for delivery. The distance to Sheremetyevo is 48 km.

Regions and real estate market

The territory of the Moscow Region settlement is divided into separate microdistricts. There are 12 of them in total:

• Mamontovka;
• Klyazma;
• Zvyagino;
• Mesopotamia and Kudrinka;
• district named after Inessa Armand;
• Green Town;
• Dzerzhinets and Serebryanka;
• About Pushkino;
• New Village;
• Testaments of Ilyich.

“Mamontovka” was a separate village and only in 2003 joined the city. Population: 10,000 inhabitants, their number increases in summer. There are high-rise buildings. “About Pushkino” is a large complex located near the transport interchange - Yaroslavskoe highway. In the microdistrict there are monolithic brick houses built to individual orders.

Infrastructure is being developed in the "About Pushkino" area: shops, banks, pharmacies, and a large shopping center is being built. The cost of housing starts from 55 thousand rubles per sq.m., commercial real estate – from 65 thousand. In new buildings you can buy apartments from 2.6 million to 6.3 million rubles. For pensioners and young families, mortgages are available and benefits are provided.

“Testaments of Ilyich” was a simple dacha village until 2003. Private houses and one-story cottages predominate here. Local residents and visitors can purchase an apartment or house. The cost of housing is the lowest in Pushkino - from 1.1 million rubles.

Klyazma has problems with electricity and poor quality water. In winter, the roads are covered with snow. But the Shuksovsky forest was put in order. We carried out some minor road repairs. The neighborhood is gradually being improved. The dacha can be purchased for only 2.6 million.

Construction is actively underway in the Serebryanka and O Pushkino microdistricts. Many houses have been put into operation. The cost of an apartment depends on the stage of construction - from 50 thousand rubles.

Construction is not taking place in the Kudrinka and Inessa Armand areas. This is due to poor communications, the condition of the road surface and heating problems. Although there is a railway station near “Kudrinka”, there are other developed microdistricts. Housing prices are very low.

“Green Town” is located near the center and adjacent to the Pushkino railway. Here is Lake Travinskoe, a forested area. But numerous houses are being demolished, and new high-rise buildings are being built. Successful transport infrastructure attracts both buyers and developers. The price of an apartment depends on the number of floors of the building and will start from 50 thousand per sq.m.

On the territory of “Mezhdurechye” there are one-story and apartment buildings. Lots of unfinished housing. But, as the authorities promise, the problems are being resolved. Construction is still actively underway. In Zvyagino, local residents are fighting for their rights; sidewalks and roads are being quickly restored.

The districts “Novaya Derevnya” and “Dzerzhinets” are located not far from each other. In the first case, private cottages predominate on the territory. “Dzerzhinets” has high-rise buildings, despite its small size. The price of a house in Novaya Derevnya ranges from 3 million to 19 million rubles. The cost of housing in Dzerzhinets is 2.9-3.3 million.

Large construction companies operate in the city, “Slavyane”, JSC “YIT Moskovia”, “Evrosibspetsstroy”.

Renting housing in Pushkino

Good transport links to the metropolis and close proximity to the capital have a beneficial effect on rental housing services. The average cost for a one-room apartment is 12-13,000 rubles, a two-room apartment is 16-17,000, a three-room apartment is 21-23,000 rubles. The cost of an apartment depends on the technical condition, the availability of household appliances, furniture and the location of the house.

Some families rent housing through an agency. You will have to pay for this - 50% of the cost of the monthly payment for the house or apartment. Some people, trying to save money, search for real estate on their own. As a result, they risk being left without housing and money. Numerous advertisements are a simple deception.

Real estate

In addition to the countless number of holiday and cottage settlements, located mainly next to reservoirs, the housing market inside the city is also actively developing.

Apartments in new buildings in Pushkino are mainly built in the low-rise housing segment (townhouses and low-rise apartment buildings). There are few high-rise residential complexes in Pushkino. There are also practically no dilapidated buildings (not counting Akulovo), which means that residential buildings are being built on new construction sites, where utility networks, transport communications and infrastructure facilities are immediately thought out.

Where to go for weekends and barbecues

Vacation spots in the Moscow region are beautiful, well-groomed green corners for an exciting trip. You can relax in nature with your family or a noisy company. You don’t have to go far from the city to enjoy nature.

The best places for barbecue:

• rental of gazebos “Euphoria” – 55.98806, 37.81081;
• creative park "Expedition" - 56.13899, 38.01877;
• sturgeon farm “Kvadropushkino – 56.04349, 37.89728.

Local residents and guests of the town can go into nature without having to travel numerous kilometers. Everything is located in the nearest Moscow region.

Ecology

In the city of Pushkino, the Serebryanka River flows, there is a rowing base with a children's sports school, rentals and a place for kayaker competitions.

The townspeople also have the Ucha River and a spring with the beautiful name “Ivushka”: the water there is clean and, possibly, healing. Residents of Pushkino love Ivushka so much that they prefer spring water to tap water.

Behind the dam, Ucha forms the Uchinskoye Reservoir - a favorite vacation spot for the residents of Pushkin, popularly also called Tishkovo, named after the nearby village. The Uchinskoe reservoir is very clean - it supplies drinking water to the capital, ships do not sail through it, plus it has been given the status of a strictly protected zone.

Local attractions Pushkino

The town in the Moscow region has many beautiful places where you can walk and take pictures. Fountain in the center on Sovetskaya Square. It, in the form of a path, smoothly transitions to the main fountain, and the jets go to the center of the complex. Decorated with a composition in the form of forged flowers. But this is not the only attraction. Guests can also admire other cultural monuments.

Mayakovsky's dacha "Shark Mountain"

At the beginning of the 19th century - the most beautiful place in the Moscow region. I rented a house on Shark Mountain in the summer - Mayakovsky. From here the meadows and the valley of the Uchi River were visible. After the construction of the Uchinsky reservoir, the area changed greatly. But local residents are trying to restore it to its former beauty.

Water tower

Located on the station square. The height of the tower is 20 meters. It was built in 1903 and was used to supply water to steam locomotives. The facility has interesting architecture. The tower is made in Art Nouveau style. The architecture is stunning, but it is not known who exactly built it.

Talitsa Estate Museum

Located 3 km from the station. Sofrino. The estate was built by the Aigin family - merchants, industrialists, and village owners. They owned a brick factory, a logging plant and a workshop. The merchants themselves were former serfs, but began to harvest timber and became rich, which allowed them to buy plots of land.

Church of the Savior Not Made by Hands

A beautiful, majestic temple. The church was built in neo-Russian style with some modernist details. The temple was built in the form of a cube with a multi-level kokoshnik. The belfry consists of 15 bells.

St. Nicholas Church

An ancient temple. Parishioners and pilgrims note that there is a sense of spirituality, light and purity inside the church. The prayer temple is located on the banks of the Ucha River. A majestic, Orthodox shrine, revived in the 21st century.

Work, business and economy of the Moscow region

The city's infrastructure is the most developed among other areas. Shops, shopping centers. There are places to work here without education. There are many jobs here with good pay.

There are large and small enterprises:

• PEMZ LLC – electromechanical plant;
• enterprise for the production of the Gazelle car;
• plant for the production of special liquids and technical oils;
• CJSC Distillery "Topaz";
• CJSC NP "Metal Products Plant";
• OJSC "AvtoDorStroy";
• Avantazh-Stroy LLC.

In the settlement of the Moscow region there are only 13 large enterprises of the light and heavy food industry. The average salary is 25-65 thousand rubles, depending on the company. The city also has a liquor store - the largest supplier of mineral water and alcoholic beverages to the Russian market.

Economy

Main enterprises:

• LLC "Artistic and production enterprise "Sofrino" of the Russian Orthodox Church",
• Glycerin Solution LLC,
• LLC Sofrinsky Metalworking Plant,
• RostAgroComplex LLC,
• LLC "Hyperglobus"
• CJSC "KST"
• JSC Distillery Topaz,
• JSC "Zelenogradskoye"
• Pozit LLC,
• LLC "VGT Enterprise"
• JSC "WINGS-M"
• LLC "MK" Stoross",
• LLC "Karavai SV",
• LLC "Pushkinsky Myasnoy Dvor"
• group ,
• OJSC "Pushkin Textile"
• and others.

The enterprises produce meat and dairy products, alcoholic beverages, objects of worship and religious purposes, textiles, paints and varnishes, organic chemical components, furniture, rubber and plastic products, electronic equipment, fire dampers.

In 2022, the implementation of major investment projects continues: shopping center "Aquarelle" (IMMO AUCHAN), "PNK group" (industrial park), HYPERGLOBUS (logistics), LLC "RIO - Polymer" (processing of secondary polymers) in the village of Aleshino, LLC "Baucenter" RUS" (hypermarket of construction and finishing materials).[23].