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• CRE Awards 2012
• Top Trends 2012
• Storm Properties and Metra Group Light the Stars
• Storm Properties Proceeds with Glukhovo Master Plan Concept
• Russia GRI 2011
• Storm Properties Enters the Resi Market
• Storm Properties Opens New Office
• Top 100 Market Makers
• Launch of К2 Business Park Website
• CRE Awards 2011
• MIPIM-2011 Opens New Opportunities
• PetMal Project in Saint Petersurg
• New Appointment in Storm Properties
• Storm sponsors "Personality of the Year" nomination at CRE Awards 2011
• Evgeny Aleshin appears on RBC TV
• Storm signs contract with Standard Service on K2 marketing
• Storm and Baker & McKenzie Partnership
• Evgeny Aleshin interview to CRE News
• K2 Business Park: Back to the Future
• ISO New Standard Certification
• New Strategic Partnership
• Annual Real Estate Summit GRI-Russia
• Storm participates in the International branch exhibition
• Storm Properties' Strategy Following its Exit from PIK Group
• Change of Shareholders in Storm Properties
• Storm joins in with Russian Real Estate Summit
• Storm is proud sponsor of 'Deal of the Year'
• Storm joins 'Moscow Construction Union'
• Evgeny Aleshin will be a speaker at Russian Real Estate Summit
• Evgeny Aleshin will be a speaker at the 2nd European Distressed Real Estate Symposium
• Storm Properties will participate in MIPIM
• Storm supports Commercial Real Estate Moscow Awards
• Positive resolution of the State Expertise has been given for K2 business park
• Storm hosts 'Sporting Cup'

Evgeny Aleshin participated in program "Dialogue" on RBC TV on 20 December 2010. 

December 2010

The program topic was "Architectural politics". Battles of urbanists on city development perspectives very often end by a compulsory decision of politicians. Master plan of Moscow for the next 15 years was approved in May of this year. In October new mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin declared about his intention to make changes in the master plan developed by his predecessor. Construction of the business quarter Moscow city in central part of the capital was called "an architectural mistake".  How is it possible to avoid the mistakes that require millions of investments for its correction?