Database of housing management companies
The state register of every organisation that manages apartment buildings in Russia: 49,312 companies responsible for 706,193 buildings. Phone, e-mail, tax ID and building count for each — a ready-made list for anyone selling into housing utilities.
What you get in the file
columns from the tool “Businesses: search by niche and geo”| Title | Source | Rubric | Phone | Website | City | Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.
Features
- 49,312 organisations, 706,193 buildings, 85 regions
- Phone on 98.3%, e-mail on 96.8%, tax ID on 100% (measured across the whole register)
- Filter by building count: 3,335 organisations manage 50 or more
- “Without a website” filter — a ready list for web studios
- Region, director, legal and actual address, total floor area
- Excel export and one-click saving into your CRM
How it works
Set the niche and city
Put the category in the niche field and pick the city separately.
Choose what to collect
49,312 organisations, 706,193 buildings, 85 regions.
Filter by contacts
Keep only organizations with a phone, website or email.
Download the Excel file
Name, category, address, coordinates and published contacts.
FAQ
Who is this database for?
Suppliers of lifts, intercoms and meters, roofing and facade contractors, cleaning services, dispatch services, housing lawyers and billing software vendors. A request like “companies managing 50+ buildings in a given region” works out of the box.
Is it legal? Does it contain personal data?
It is official open data. The register lists legal entities only: tax ID, registration number, company phone and e-mail. There is no resident data in it at all, and the director's name is public information about a company officer.
How fresh is the data?
The register is updated roughly monthly; we refresh our copy weekly. The export date is stated inside the register file itself.
Can I select only large companies?
Yes, with the “buildings managed, at least” field. Half of the register manages fewer than five buildings — single-building associations with little to buy.