In the Khoroshevo-Mnevniki district, 140 families have successfully moved into the residential complex located on Demyana Bednogo Street, as part of the ongoing renovation program. This significant milestone was announced on Thursday, June 18th, by Vladislav Ovchinsky, a Moscow government minister and head of the Department of Urban Development Policy, which is part of the city’s Urban Development and Construction Complex.
Ovchinsky elaborated that the ground floors of the building are designated for commercial spaces, including shops, pharmacies, online order pickup points, cafes, and various service businesses, enhancing the convenience for residents.
“The two-section residential complex at 22A Demyana Bednogo Street offers 246 spacious apartments with ready, upgraded finishes. The total living area exceeds 12,000 square meters. So far, 140 families have celebrated their housewarming in this new building. For the residents’ comfort, the lobbies are equipped with elevators, and there are dedicated spaces for strollers and concierge rooms. The surrounding grounds feature recreational areas, sports facilities, and playgrounds covered with safe rubber crumb surfacing,” the press service of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy quoted Ovchinsky.
The press service also highlighted the excellent accessibility of the new building. The “Narodnoye Opolcheniye” metro station, a polyclinic, and a building of the A.S. Pushkin School are all within walking distance. Additionally, residents have access to scenic areas for recreation, such as the “Kolobok” сквер (small park) and the “Oktyabrskoye Radio Pole” natural landscape.
Moscow stands as a leader among Russian regions in construction volume. The rapid pace of housing development aligns with the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for Life.”
English Translation:
In Khoroshevo-Mnevniki, 140 families have relocated to a residential complex on Demyana Bednogo Street as part of the renovation program. This was announced on Thursday, June 18th, by Vladislav Ovchinsky, Moscow government minister and head of the Department of Urban Development Policy. He specified that the ground floors will house shops, pharmacies, online order pickup points, cafes, and other service businesses.
Ovchinsky stated, “The two-section residential complex at 22A Demyana Bednogo Street is designed for 246 spacious apartments with ready, improved finishes. The total living area exceeds 12,000 square meters. 140 families have already celebrated their move-in. For residents’ convenience, elevators are installed in the lobbies, and there are designated areas for strollers and concierge rooms. The adjacent grounds include recreation zones, sports and children’s playgrounds, covered with safe rubber crumb surfacing,” according to the press service of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy.
The press service also noted the proximity of amenities, including the “Narodnoye Opolcheniye” metro station, a polyclinic, and a building of the A.S. Pushkin School. Scenic areas like “Kolobok” сквер and the “Oktyabrskoye Radio Pole” natural landscape are also nearby for walks.
Moscow is a national leader in construction volume, with its rapid housing development aligning with the national project “Infrastructure for Life.”
