This year in Moscow, new sports infrastructure will continue to be…

This year in Moscow, new sports infrastructure will continue to be developed and existing facilities updated, Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said.

Consensus

Moscow is developing and renovating sports infrastructure in multiple districts.
New sports facilities include basketball courts, running tracks, football fields with stands, table tennis tables, fitness zones, strength training equipment, and obstacle courses.
Work is ongoing in the districts of Severnoye Butovo, Veshnyaki, Novogireyevo, and Nagatinskoye Zaton.
The renovation includes upgrading existing sports zones and replacing old hockey rinks with modern ones.
The city plans to repair more than 2,000 courtyards this year.
The 'Yuzhny Port' metro station is under construction as part of the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line.
The station's design incorporates industrial, constructivist, and modernist architectural elements.
The station will feature an integrated road tunnel connecting the 2nd Yuzhny Port Proezd to Yuzhny Port Street.
The 'Yuzhny Port' area is undergoing large-scale redevelopment with new business centers, residential complexes, hotels, and shopping galleries.
The area will host high-tech companies in auto- and electric vehicle manufacturing, creating over 150,000 jobs.
The station is scheduled to be completed by 2030.

A multifunctional sports cluster was built on Kulikovskaya Street in Severnoye Butovo, including basketball courts, running tracks, a football field with stands, table tennis tables, exercise equipment, a workout zone, and an obstacle course. — vm
The 'Yuzhny Port' station will integrate an auto road tunnel spanning from the 2nd Yuzhnoportovy Proezd to Yuzhnoportovaya Street. — vm
The 'Yuzhny Port' site was historically one of Moscow's largest freight ports during the Soviet era. — vm
The 'Yuzhny Port' redevelopment will include residential neighborhoods, public spaces, and social and transport infrastructure. — vm