Sobyanin announced the start of the settlement of the first residential complex in the Savyolovsky district for renovation

In the Savelovsky district of Moscow, the first residential complex built under the renovation program has been transferred for settlement. This was announced by the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, noting that more than a thousand Muscovites will move into new apartments.

The residential complex is located on 2nd Khutorskaya Street, from there you can walk to Dmitrovskaya MCD-2 and Dmitrovskaya stations on the Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya metro line in about 10 minutes, and to Grazhdanskaya MCD-2 station in 15 minutes. "Within walking distance are Savyolovsky and Timiryazevsky parks, schools, kindergartens, healthcare facilities, shops, sports clubs and catering establishments," Sobyanin wrote on his channel in the MAX.

According to him, there are 517 apartments in the new buildings, there is an underground parking. The houses are connected to an individual heating point and equipped with an automated system for monitoring and accounting energy consumption, which will reduce the amount of utility bills less.

According to the mayor, non-residential ground floors are equipped with premises for shops and service enterprises. Near the residential complex there are sports and children's playgrounds, as well as a recreation area.

In late December, Sobyanin announced that a 250,000-year-old resident had received the keys to a new apartment under the Moscow renovation program. The house at 31 Garibaldi Street became the first new renovation building, which was built from large ready-made modules. Their stay at the construction site lasted about a month.

The mayor also said that the start has been given to the settlement of about 20 more residential complexes located in different areas of the city. The renovation program has already been implemented by more than a quarter, and the pace will continue to grow, the mayor promised.

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