List of demolished houses per year. South-Eastern Administrative District

At the beginning of August of this year, the program for the demolition of five-story buildings in Moscow in 2016-2020 was finally adopted. Despite the fact that the project was proposed back in 1998 and the first part of it is almost completed, the problem with the deterioration of five-story brick buildings, the so-called “Khrushchev” buildings, still remains unresolved and requires urgent intervention.

The problem is that old buildings have already reached the final stage of their physical deterioration and many buildings can no longer be used. In the future, in order to make room for the construction of new residential complexes and offer Muscovites more comfortable living conditions, the Moscow leadership invited State Duma deputies to consider and adopt a law on renovation.

Today, this bill is already being actively implemented, and based on the results of voting by residents of individual houses, a demolition plan and a list of addresses of those buildings that are unsuitable for habitation or are in dilapidated condition are being formed.

Today, at the second stage of renovation, there are already 5,144 houses in the queue for demolition. Residents of these buildings voted to participate in the program and are considered applicants for new apartments. These buildings house more than 350 thousand apartments, which are considered old and unfit for habitation.

There are a number of factors that suggest changes in the size of the list of houses - “contenders” for demolition. The main reasons include:

1. Program participants can change their mind at any time. For example, if the quality of the proposed housing is very low and residents do not want to move. To refuse to participate in the renovation, it is necessary to convene a general meeting, and two-thirds of the residents and tenants must speak at it.
2. It is possible that houses that were not included in the program will want to join the project. Currently, no amendments have been made to the renovation law regarding this issue, but municipal authorities suggest that this is quite possible. In the future, applications from new participants will be reviewed once a year, after which the houses will be added to the list of houses for demolition.

Which buildings will be demolished first?

It should be noted that the renovation project was developed and adopted just a few months ago. Voting regarding inclusion or exclusion of houses from the program ended in mid-July, and today the city authorities already have a clear picture of future work. A plan for the second stage of renovation has already been drawn up and a schedule for the demolition of houses included in the general queue has been determined.

Inaccuracies also exist today. Many Muscovites are worried about how the renovation will be carried out and how it will affect ordinary citizens. The implementation and implementation of the project is monitored by a large number of supervisory authorities and ordinary citizens living in Moscow.

So that the population and direct project participants can find out about the status of work at any time, all detailed lists and information related to the renovation program are posted on the official website of the capital’s mayor’s office.

One of the most popular requests today is the compilation of a preliminary list of houses to be demolished. This list was posted on the Internet at the beginning of May, but continues to change taking into account incoming applications from citizens. Almost every day, the capital’s administration makes adjustments to the demolition list and schedule, trying to take into account the interests of residents of buildings in different parts of the city.

What conditions are offered to residents and owners of “Khrushchev” buildings included in the list of houses for demolition?

When voting on the renovation program for five-story buildings, the greatest number of questions is raised by the problem of resettlement of citizens. This option is not the only one for property owners. The administration offers Muscovites the following accommodation options:

1. The offer is the same size of living space in the new complex. We are talking about the level of comfort and the number of squares.
2. New housing must be of equal value. That is, have the same value as the old one, but taking into account market indicators and the price of an apartment in a demolished building.
3. Payment of monetary compensation after calculating the market value of residential premises that previously belonged to a citizen and was located in a demolished building.

Additionally, it is worth noting that today equivalent square meters in a new building will be built at an order of magnitude more expensive than housing in an old building. In addition, for dormitory residents, this option will be a real godsend for solving the problem of accommodation, and each family member will be able to get a separate room to live in. All new buildings assume a comfort class level, and some today have the status of a business class residential complex.

Conclusion

Participants in the renovation program in Moscow have the right to receive equivalent housing after their house is demolished. The procedure is lengthy and involves submitting an application to participate in the project.

If residents are not satisfied with the proposed new housing, they will be able to change their minds and withdraw from the project based on the decision of the general meeting of owners and tenants. Today, the program continues to work actively, and a preliminary plan for the demolition of houses in the future has already been drawn up, and a preliminary schedule for the relocation of residents has been posted on the mayor’s office’s electronic resource.

TV channel "360" publishes all addresses.

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Demolish, cannot be repaired

It is impossible to reconstruct buildings: the technology of their construction does not allow it. So the only solution is to demolish and build a new one.

Most of the buildings will be demolished in the K-7 series. These most famous "Khrushchev buildings" without balconies were designed on the basis of a French five-story panel building.

At one time they became a real breakthrough. At the same time, the technology has received many criticisms: the sound insulation is poor, water accumulates on the roof, the walls are fragile, and the foundation is unreliable.

Almost a hundred houses

So many are on the list for demolition in 2016. Namely - 98 buildings from the late 1950s. In the center of the capital, one five-story building has been identified for demolition. In the northern district - seven. In the east - five. But in other districts the number is much higher.

New buildings on the old site

When the demolition program just started, in 2011, there were about 1.7 thousand five-story buildings on the list, with a total area of ​​more than six million square meters. They promise to completely free the capital from obsolete buildings by the end of 2017.

As for the plans for 2016, the 98 demolished houses will free up 335 thousand square meters for new buildings, schools, kindergartens and parks. For comparison, this is like six Olympic sports complexes.

This is the street. This is the house

In the near future, namely in the second quarter of the year, the noise of the excavator will be heard at almost 40 addresses. In the north, dismantling will take place on Festivalnaya, Dezhnev, Severnaya and Polyarnaya streets.

In the west, houses on Profsoyuznaya Street, on Dmitry Ulyanov Street, Obruchev Street and on Vernadsky Avenue will be demolished. And also on Kastanaevskaya Street, on Tourist Street and on Jan Rainis Boulevard. See the full list of houses to be demolished below.

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