The expert called the bill on combined lots a way to attract window investors

The draft law, which will allow cultural heritage sites to be combined with other investment-attractive property or lands at auctions, may become an additional tool for attracting investors. This opinion was expressed by the First Deputy General Director of DOM.Russian Federation Alexey Nidens.

According to Needens, into the HOUSE.The Russian Federation, which is the operator of the window restoration program, understands that the restoration of historical sites is "a laborious process that requires serious financial investments." "The bill will provide an opportunity for the auction HOUSE.The Russian Federation's window sales plan will combine it with investment—attractive land plots or facilities, which will balance the financial model of the projects as a whole," commented the First Deputy General Director of DOM.RF.

The mechanism will allow to take into account the potential costs of the investor for the restoration of the window, increasing its investment attractiveness. Its additional advantage will be that the land plots put up for auction will be of interest to large developers who have construction experience, the company noted. This will contribute to high-quality work on the restoration of cultural heritage sites, the company believes.

The bill was submitted to the State Duma by the government on December 10. It provides for the possibility to combine on a realizable basis.At auction, windows that are in unsatisfactory condition, with other investment-attractive property or land plots. The bill was developed by the Russian Ministry of Culture and the HOUSE.The Russian Federation, taking into account the company's experience in the agency of federal land and property.

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