The research holding Romir held in June 2011 telephone survey among residents of the Primorsky district of St. Petersburg, which planned to build a "Lakhta center" with high-rise office "Gazprom"
found that familiar with the project more than 70% of the residents. Of those surveyed 67% of the population tuned in relation to project a positive or neutral, 9% - were undecided and 24% - "negative" or "rather negative". The majority of respondents in favor of the comprehensive development of St. Petersburg as a whole: 68% would like to see the city developing in all directions: as a business center, and as a tourist center, 17% see only St. Petersburg as a cultural center and museum.
The survey respondents were also asked to assess the problems of Primorye region, which concern them most. The highest rating received traffic congestion (48%), environmental degradation (39%) and littered streets (38%). Estimated construction "Lakhta Center" noted 16% of respondents, and this project will help solve a number of transportation and infrastructure problems of the (57%), would enhance the prestige and attractiveness of the region (51%), and will give the city new jobs (45%) . However, almost one in four (23%) were not prepared to tolerate the temporary inconvenience associated with the construction period, even for the sake of future benefits.
The press service of the ROMIR stressed that the data obtained through telephone interviews with the inhabitants of Primorye region of Saint Petersburg in June 2011. The survey was conducted on a sample, representing the population aged 14 years. In total, 504 respondents participated. Sampling error (504) = 4.5%.
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