16 Buildings Fully Relocated in Moscow's Renovation Program
Vladimir Efimov: 16 houses have been resettled under the renovation program in the Altufyevsky district.
Consensus
- 16 of 22 old buildings in the Altufyevsky District have been fully vacated under the renovation program.
- Over 900 families have moved into new apartments with improved finishes.
- The program aims to resettle 50 old residential buildings in the district.
- The relocation process follows a wave-based model: residents move out first, then old buildings are demolished and new housing and infrastructure are built on the sites.
- The city provides free movers and a vehicle for relocation through the 'Help with Relocation' service.
- The service can be booked via mos.ru or at the relocation information center.
- The renovation program was approved in August 2017 and affects about one million Moscow residents.
- The program involves the relocation of 5,176 buildings across Moscow.
Points of divergence
- Two residential complexes have been handed over for occupancy, with apartment inspections starting in 2025. — vm
- From January to July 2026, over 300,000 square meters of social infrastructure were completed in Moscow, including 23 educational complexes, schools, kindergartens, sports, medical, and cultural facilities. — m24
- In the first seven months of 2026, 734,000 square meters of renovation housing were put into operation — a record for the past nine years. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Vladimir Efimov: 16 houses resettled under the renovation program in the Altufyevsky district — Вечерняя Москва
- In the Alutuyevsky district, 16 houses were completely resettled under the renovation program — Москва 24
Key entities
- Altufyevsky District
- Vladimir Efimov
- Moscow
- Complex of Urban Planning Policy and Construction
- Altufyevsky