4,000 Soltsevo Residents Sign Renovation Contracts
Around 4,000 residents in Soltsevo have signed contracts for new apartments under Moscow's renovation program, with over half of the planned participants now settled. The city is relocating residents to nearby new buildings to maintain their access to familiar services and reduce disruption.
Consensus
- Around 4,000 people in Soltsevo have signed housing contracts under the renovation program.
- The renovation program in Soltsevo began in summer 2021.
- More than half of the planned participants have completed their relocation.
- New housing is being built near the old buildings to minimize disruption.
- Residents are not required to change clinics, schools, or nearby services after relocation.
- Specialists from the Department of Urban Property assist with contract signing at the relocation information center.
- The city has provided free movers and vehicles to support relocations.
- Lifts, concierge rooms, and storage for strollers and bicycles are installed in new buildings.
- Two residential complexes are located on Rodnikovaya Street, one each on Shchorsa, Glavmosstroy, and Borovskoye Proezd streets.
- A total of 43 old buildings in Soltsevo are planned for demolition and relocation.
- Approximately 7,400 residents are expected to move to new apartments.
- In 2024, about 1,600 people signed contracts — the highest annual number so far.
Points of divergence
- The city provides free movers and vehicles to support relocations. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Efimov: about 4 thousand people signed contracts to receive apartments in Solntsevo under renovation — РИАМО
- Efimov: About 4,000 people signed contracts for housing in Solntsevo under the renovation program — Вечерняя Москва