Published on: 2026-09-22
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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In 12 districts of Moscow renovation program fully completed. In many of them, it is done by 40–50 percent, including Ryazan. About this, on his channel in in the messenger “Max” reported Sergey Sobyanin.
“Modern comfortable housing blocks are replacing the uniform five-story buildings. In the residential complex on Ryazansky Prospekt, 440 families — 1,149 residents of seven relocated houses — are moving in,” wrote the Mayor of Moscow.
Source: Mayor of Moscow’s channel on in the messenger “Max”
The new residential complex (RC), built under the renovation program, is located on Ryazansky Prospekt (building 49).
A monolithic residential complex, consisting of three buildings, was constructed according to a custom design. The building harmoniously fit into the district’s development. It is located a 10–15 minute walk from the Stakhanovskaya and Okskaya stations of the Nekrasovskaya metro line, Plushchevo of the third. Moscow Central Diameter (MCD-3) and Chuklinka MCD-4. Nearby are also the “Plyushchevo” and “Raketa” squares, the Kuskovsky forest park, schools, kindergartens, healthcare institutions, stores, sports clubs, and catering establishments.
For the exterior finishing of the building facades, specialists used a ventilated curtain wall system with cladding of porcelain stoneware tiles and chrysotile cement panels. The combination of contrasting white and brown shades makes the appearance of the new building expressive. The loggias are glazed, and boxes for air conditioners have been installed.
The monolithic seamless structure provides high strength, durability, and resistance of the building to external influences. Due to the absence of joints, heat loss is reduced, and the apartments maintain a comfortable microclimate throughout the year. The service life of such a house exceeds 100 years.
The new building has 564 apartments with a total area of 31.8 thousand square meters. Improved finishing of the premises and common areas is carried out in accordance with the requirements of the Moscow renovation standard. The apartments are equipped with modern plumbing, electric stoves, lighting fixtures, interior and entrance doors. The windows are fitted with double-glazed units and security locks.
The building received a high energy efficiency rating. It is connected to an individual heating unit and is also equipped with an automated system for monitoring and accounting for energy consumption. This will help reduce operating costs and utility bills.
Some apartments are equipped for people with disabilities: the width of corridors and doorways has been increased, and special handrails are provided in bathrooms and toilets. A barrier-free environment has been created for people with limited mobility and parents with strollers. The building is equipped with 16 elevators. In the lobbies of the residential section, technical rooms, mailboxes, concierge rooms, and storage rooms for strollers and bicycles are located.
On the non-residential first floor, there are premises for shops and service enterprises. In the courtyard of the residential complex, five children’s playgrounds and four sports grounds have been arranged, as well as a quiet relaxation area. For the comfort and safety of residents, modern lighting systems have been installed and video cameras set up.
Renovation in the Ryazan District
In the Ryazan district, 72 buildings are included in the renovation program. Approximately 14,300 people are expected to move into the new apartments, which is almost every eighth resident of the district. For them, six residential complexes have been built and handed over for occupancy at the following addresses:
— Mikhailova Street, houses 15 and 30a, building 1;
— Papernik Street, house 12a;
— Ryazansky Prospekt, building 49;
— 3rd Institutskaya Street, building 4, block 1;
— 2nd Graivoronovsky Drive, house 38a.
In addition, four more residential complexes are being built on Mikhailova Street (properties 27 and 38) and Zarayskaya Street (land plot No. 46/1), as well as on 4th Veshnyakovsky Drive (land plot No. 5/1).
Relocation to new apartments has affected residents of 33 houses so far. Thus, the renovation program in the Ryazan district is almost 50 percent completed.
Renovation Program
Housing stock renovation program approved on August 1, 2017. It includes 5,176 houses — about 350 thousand apartments with a total area of 16.4 million square meters, housing about one million residents.
More than 8.5 million square meters of residential real estate (over 500 housing complexes) have been put into operation. The design and construction of about 11 million square meters of housing (more than 500 projects) are underway. Since the start of the renovation program, relocation has covered over 295 thousand city residents — inhabitants of about 1700 old buildings.
By decision of the Mayor of Moscow, assistance with moving belongings is provided free of charge to all program participants. About 73,000 families have already used this service — approximately 75 percent of all those who have relocated.
In 12 districts of Moscow, the current program has been fully completed. These include Ramenki, Severnoye, Molzhaninovsky, Kommunarka, Stary Kryukovo, Yuzhnoye Medvedkovo and Severnoye Medvedkovo, Yasenevo, Lianozovo, Novo-Peredelkino, Yuzhnoye Butovo, and Severnoye Butovo. The resettlement under the renovation program has already affected more than 295 thousand people.
“My District”: Ryazansky
Ryazansky is a rapidly developing district in the southeast of Moscow, with a population of about 110,000 people. Among its attractions are the square named after Hero of the Soviet Union Fyodor Poletaev, the tactile garden “Sixth Sense,” the Moscow Children’s Musical and Dramatic Theater “Generation,” as well as the Church of St. Sergius of Radonezh.
In recent years, the Ryazan district has been experiencing significant changes related to the renovation of the housing stock, reorganization of inefficiently used territories, development of transport infrastructure, and creation of a quality urban environment. The main part of the activities is implemented within the framework of the program “My District”, developed on the initiative of the Mayor of Moscow.
“In recent years, it has been possible to significantly improve the transport accessibility of the district. Now there are two metro lines here — the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya and Nekrasovskaya lines, as well as the MCD and MSD,” the Mayor of Moscow specified.
Source: the Mayor of Moscow’s channel on in the “Max” messenger
The largest project in the field of road construction has become the creation Moscow High-Speed Diameter. Thanks to the new highway, residents of the district now have many additional routes for traveling around the city.
The reconstruction of Okskaya Street and the 2nd Graivoronovsky Passage has been completed on the section between Ryazansky Prospekt and Novoproletarskaya railway station. As a result, the transport accessibility of the Ryazansky and neighboring districts has improved, and Okskaya Street has become a full-fledged four-lane road connecting Ryazansky and Volgogradsky Prospekts.
To improve road traffic safety, traffic lights with three-color signaling have been installed and activated at the following intersections: Saratovskaya Street — Volzhsky Boulevard (service road), Saratovskaya Street — Projected Passage No. 770, Volzhsky Boulevard (service road) — Projected Passage No. 770. Another new traffic light was installed at the pedestrian crossing near building 51 on Ryazansky Prospekt.
For the convenience of pedestrians, an underground pedestrian crossing was built at the intersection of Okskaya and Papernika streets. It is combined with the exit of the metro station.
In addition, 15 new surface transport routes have been organized in the district, and more than 70 modern shelters have appeared at the stops.
Five charging stations have been equipped for electric vehicles. “Energy of Moscow”. Bicycle ride enthusiasts can use 26 city bike rental stations.
As part of the outpatient sector modernization, comprehensive reconstruction has been completed for Branch No. 1 (33 Mikhailova Street), Branch No. 3 (5 Vostrukhina Street), and Branch No. 4 (9 Volzhsky Boulevard) of Diagnostic Center No. 3, as well as Branch No. 1 of Children’s Polyclinic No. 143 (8 Yasnopolyanskaya Street) and Branch No. 3 of Children’s Polyclinic No. 48 (9 Volzhsky Boulevard).
A school for 550 students and a kindergarten for 100 children were built and opened on 2nd Grayvoronovsky Passage. In addition, an educational complex for 600 students is being constructed on Akademik Skryabin Street.
In the new academic year, after reconstruction, the building of School No. 2090 named after Hero of the Soviet Union L.Kh. Papernik, located at 4th Novokuzminskaya Street, building 3, was opened. It is now a modern educational space that is engaging for both students and teachers.
The repair of the district is being completed Moscow Longevity Center on Zelenodolskaya Street (house 4). The area of its premises will significantly increase. Elderly residents will have more opportunities for comfortable communication and active leisure.
In addition, a year-round sports ground is being created at 10 Vasiltsovsky Stan Street, building 1. And at 55 Zarayskaya Street, an artificial ice rink is being set up.
The premises of Central Library No. 106 (3 Yasnopolyanskaya Street, building 2) and Library No. 104 (16, building 2, 1st Novokuzminskaya Street) have been repaired. Current repairs have been carried out at the G.G. Neygauz Children’s Music School at 19 1st Novokuzminskaya Street, 20 Mikhailova Street, building 2, and 3 1st Novokuzminskaya Street, as well as at the institutions of the territorial club system “Sputnik” located at 3 Yasnopolyanskaya Street, building 1, and 3 3rd Institutskaya Street.
The building of the Moscow Children’s Music and Drama Theater “Pokolenie” has undergone major renovations. The number of seats in the large and small halls has been increased, and a new stage equipped with modern equipment has been opened. In addition, the adjacent square on 1st Novokuzminskaya Street has been landscaped.
The quality public space was enhanced with the renovated squares named after Hero of the Soviet Union Fyodor Poletaev, Herzen, and near the Veshnyaki railway platform. Comprehensive improvements were made to the streets Zelenodolskaya, Stakhanovskaya, 1st and 2nd Institutskaya, 4th Novokuzminskaya, Vostrukhina, Fyodor Poletaev, as well as Vasiltsovsky Lane and 1st Veshnyakovsky Drive.
Over the past five years, specialists have refurbished more than 50 yards.
Residents of the Ryazan district also have access to two weekend markets. For fresh products, you can go to 1st Novokuzminskaya Street (property 21, building 1) or to Zarayskaya Street (property 35).
Within comprehensive territorial development Active reorganization is underway in industrial zone No. 56 Graivoronovo. More than 500,000 square meters of real estate are planned to be built here, including housing, a kindergarten, a school, a hockey center, as well as the creation of about 3,400 jobs.
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