Funding for the resettlement program from dilapidated and unsafe housing in Irkutsk will increase by 91.5 million rubles through a subsidy from the regional budget. The funds will go to shared construction, buying apartments on the secondary market, building housing from the city budget, and paying buyout prices to owners. Over three years, 480 people are to be resettled and 21.2 thousand square meters of unsafe housing stock eliminated.
Funding will increase by 91.5 million rubles through a subsidy from the regional budget under the program for resettling citizens from dilapidated and unsafe housing.The funds will be directed toward concluding contracts for participation in shared-equity construction, purchasing apartments on the secondary market, and constructing housing at the city budget’s expense for Irkutsk residents being resettled from apartment buildings recognized as unsafe and subject to demolition, as well as toward paying the buyout price to owners of residential premises.
With these funds, over three years it is planned to resettle 480 people from apartment buildings recognized as unsafe and subject to demolition into well-appointed residential premises.
The volume of housing stock in Irkutsk located in apartment buildings recognized as unsafe will also increase to 21.2 thousand square meters, including 4.4 thousand square meters in 2014, 5.2 thousand in 2015, and 3 thousand in 2016.
Based on materials from the press service of the Irkutsk City Duma