Businesses are utilizing approximately 150 non-residential units in…
Businesses are utilizing approximately 150 non-residential units in new buildings constructed under Moscow's renovation program in the South-Eastern Administrative District, with these spaces housing retail, service, and social infrastructure such as pharmacies, parcel lockers, and restaurants. The initiative aims to enhance urban convenience and create over 200,000 new jobs.
Consensus
- Approximately 150 non-residential units are being used by businesses in new buildings constructed under the Moscow renovation program in the South-Eastern Administrative District.
- The ground floors of new buildings under the renovation program are initially designed for non-residential use, intended for social and household infrastructure.
- These spaces typically house pharmacies, parcel pickup points, retail outlets, and food service establishments.
- The use of these units has contributed to creating convenient urban infrastructure within walking distance and has provided new jobs for residents.
- The renovation program was approved in August 2017 and affects about one million Moscow residents.
- The program involves the relocation of residents from 5,176 buildings.
- The renovation program is considered a driver of construction industry development.
- The city is one of the leading regions in Russia in terms of construction volume.
- The renovation program aims to open around 8,000 non-residential units on the ground floors of new buildings for social and household needs.
- The renovation program is expected to generate more than 200,000 new job opportunities.
- In the South-Eastern Administrative District, these ground-floor spaces are used in eight districts.
- In Lyublino, more than 50 units are used for social and household purposes, and in Kuzminki, more than 30 units are used for the same purpose.
Points of divergence
- More than 70 units on the ground floors of new constructions in the South-Eastern Administrative District have been occupied by shops. — riamo
- More than 70 units on the ground floors in the South-Eastern Administrative District are occupied by shops. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Efimov: business uses about 150 premises in new construction for renovation in the South-East Administrative District — РИАМО
- Efimov: Enterprises use 150 rooms in new construction for renovation in South-West Administrative Okrug — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Vladimir Efimov
- Complex of Urban Planning Policy and Construction
- YUVAO
- South-East Administrative Okrug