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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.
Integrated territorial development (ITD) is a tool for renewing the urban environment, primarily for the construction of modern housing, as well as social, engineering, public utility and transport infrastructure.
“At the recent meeting of the State Council Presidium chaired by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, issues of developing infrastructure for life were discussed. Within the framework of the new national project of the same name, we pay great attention to improving the living conditions of our citizens, which is achieved, among other things, through the integrated development of territories. The meeting also noted the need to expand this mechanism, which provides regions with the opportunity to renew urban development. Thanks to such projects, new houses and infrastructure facilities appear in cities. The total urban development potential of KRT projects today is about 260 million square meters of real estate, an increase of 6 million square meters in the first quarter of this year. At the same time, projects in 960 territories with an urban development potential of 150 million square meters, of which 111 million square meters are housing, are in the active stage of implementation,” Marat Khusnullin noted.
The selection of new territories for integrated development is also ongoing. Today, 1,521 territories are being developed. Their total area is 37 thousand hectares.
“According to KRT projects, 2.12 million square meters of real estate have been put into operation, including 1.84 million square meters of housing, 820 KRT agreements have been concluded, 584 construction permits have been issued, that is, we see that this tool for planning the development of the urban environment is in demand among both residents and regional authorities and developers,” emphasized First Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities Alexander Lomakin.
Amendments to the Urban Development Code also came into force on March 1. Now, the KRT of residential development can be carried out, including in relation to a built-up area, within the boundaries of which there are terraced houses, individual housing construction objects unsuitable for living.
“It is especially important that one of the key areas of using the KRT in the regions is the resettlement of people from emergency and dilapidated housing. Under such projects, 14.23 thousand people have already been resettled from uninhabitable houses with a total area of 246.12 thousand square meters,” noted the General Director of the Territorial Development Fund, Ilshat Shagiakhmetov.
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