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Russian Rental Rush Hits Georgia, Serbia, Armenia—Kazakhstan’s Expected Wave Never Comes

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Russian demand for rental housing rose sharply in Georgia, Serbia, and Armenia in late summer 2026, according to real estate agents interviewed by Meduza, while agents in Kazakhstan reported no comparable increase.

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Since the summer of 2026, rumors have been spreading in Russia that the authorities may announce a new wave of mobilization. Vladimir Putin calls them “nonsense” and says that there is no need for conscription right now, but many Russians still go abroad just in case. Since the beginning of the full-scale war, Georgia, Armenia and Serbia have remained the most popular destinations for moving. Local realtors are among the first to notice the mass…

·Riga, Latvia
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More people have been leaving Russia for weeks. In Georgia, Serbia and Armenia, real estate agents feel the consequences. The current exit movement is clearly different from 2022.

·Berlin, Germany
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Since this summer, rumors have been circulating in Russia that the authorities may announce a new wave of mobilization. Vladimir Putin calls it nonsense and says that there is no need for conscription at the moment, but many Russians are still leaving the country just in case. Since the start of full-scale war, Georgia, Armenia and Serbia have remained the most popular destinations for Russian emigrants. Local real estate agents are among the fi…

People are leaving Russia in fear of a new wave of mobilization, and this has already left its mark on the real estate markets in Serbia, Georgia and Armenia, writes t-online.

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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