Over five years, nearly 6,400 residents of the Golyanovo district in…
Over five years, nearly 6,400 residents of the Golyanovo district in Moscow have received new housing through the city's renovation program, with 26 buildings affected and 18 fully completed for relocation. The program continues into 2026, with over 700 residents completing documentation in the first half of the year.
Consensus
- Approximately 6,400 people in the Golyanovo district have received new housing through the renovation program over five years.
- The renovation program began in summer 2021 in the Golyanovo district.
- Twenty-six buildings in the district have been affected by the relocation process.
- Eighteen buildings have been fully completed, with residents having completed documentation and moved in.
- New housing is being built on the sites of demolished buildings in accordance with modern standards.
- The first floors of new buildings are designated for commercial and public services such as shops, pharmacies, cafes, and service points.
- The renovation program includes 137 old residential buildings in the district, with over 32,000 residents expected to receive new housing.
- In 2025, more than 1,900 people signed agreements for new apartments in the district, the highest number since the program's start.
- In the first half of 2026, residents from three additional buildings began the inspection process for new housing on Onega Street.
- Over 700 residents completed documentation for relocation in the first months of 2026.
- 18 new buildings have been completed and handed over for occupancy, with three currently under construction.
Points of divergence
- The new apartments feature improved layouts with wide corridors and spacious kitchens, and all buildings are designed with barrier-free access principles, including level entrances and spacious entrances and elevator lobbies. — vm
- Sergey Sobyanin emphasized that the renovation program has driven the development of the construction industry and the Russian economy over nine years, reducing construction time from 2–2.5 years to a shorter duration due to prefabrication and modular construction. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Efimov: Nearly 6,400 residents of Golovinsky district received housing under renovation program — Вечерняя Москва
- Almost 6,400 Moscow residents received housing under renovation in Golovinsky district over 5 years — Москва 24