In the mansion that belonged to a banker in 1875 Vsevolod Rubenstein, had two small houses. In the late 1890's, the estate became a homeowner and sugar manufacturer Moses B. Halperin, for which a two-storey building in the style of the Venetian palazzo. Halperin came from a wealthy Jewish family. At the end of the XIX century. settled in Kiev. In 1899 he was elected member of the Kiev stock exchange committee. Managed Skomoroshskim, Khodorkovsky Tsybulevskim sugar factories. He was married to the daughter of a well-known entrepreneur and philanthropist Jonas Zaitseva Sofia. Donated large sums to the device of the Polytechnic Institute, in favor of various educational and medical institutions, the Red Cross, for the construction of the monument to Alexander II, etc. The main entrance to the accommodation house was part of the current street Grushevskogo. Side entrance with modern Shelkovichnaja led in the service part, which housed offices and boards of numerous sugar mills Galperin. Now - the space of the Standing Committees of the Supreme Soviet of Ukraine.