Moscow Signs 8 MaIP Deals After Open Auctions
Moscow has signed eight agreements for large-scale investment projects (MaIP) over the past three years through open auctions, resulting in the development of business complexes and industrial facilities across four administrative districts. The projects are supported by low-cost land leases and are being promoted via the 'Moscow Auctions' portal.
Consensus
- Moscow has signed eight agreements for large-scale investment project (MaIP) implementation over the past three years.
- The agreements were concluded through open auctions with investors.
- The mechanism of open auctions for MaIP agreements has been in place since 2024.
- Winners of the auctions receive the right to conclude land lease agreements without further bidding.
- The land lease rate for MaIP projects is one ruble per year.
- The projects will result in three business complexes with a total area exceeding 158,000 square meters.
- Five industrial facilities with a combined area of over 34,000 square meters will be built.
- The projects are located across four administrative districts of Moscow.
- The total land area provided under MaIP agreements is 5.3 hectares.
- 1.9 hectares are allocated for business complexes in the Komunarka cluster.
- 3.4 hectares are designated for industrial development.
- The 'Moscow Auctions' portal hosts information about MaIP auction lots and related documentation.
Points of divergence
- Four projects are located in the Novomoskovsky Administrative Okrug, two in the eastern part of the city, one on the north, and one on the southeast. — riamo
- Four projects are located in the Novomosковsky Administrative Okrug, two in the east, one on the north, and one on the south-east. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Efimov: in three years 8 agreements on MaIP were concluded in the capital as a result of trade — РИАМО
- Efimov: Eight agreements on implementation of MaIP were concluded in Moscow following open auctions — Вечерняя Москва