Ovchinsky reported the relocation of more than 130 families to a new house in the Butyrsky district

The Minister of the Moscow Government, the head of the Department of Urban Development Policy, which is part of the Complex of Urban Development Policy and Construction of the City of Moscow, Vladislav Ovchinsky reported that more than 130 families from three old houses have already settled in the house on Milashenkova Street, Building 7, Building 2 - they moved in under the renovation program.

The residential complex is located near the Fonvizinskaya metro station. Nearby are educational institutions, medical institutions, retail outlets and beauty salons.

"On the first floor of the residential complex, a Resettlement Information Center has been opened. Participants in the renovation program can contact here with any questions they may have, as well as order the services of the super service "Relocation under the renovation program,"" the press service of the Department of Urban Development Policy quotes Ovchinsky as saying.

Ovchinsky added that as part of the "Moving Assistance" service, the city provides free movers and a car. Of the 131 families that have moved, 82 have already used the service.

The press service of the Department of Urban Development Policy added that 27 old houses will be resettled in the Butyrsky District under the renovation program, which will improve the living conditions of almost 4.5 thousand residents.

Earlier, the capital's mayor reported that in 2025, over 18 thousand Muscovites received housing under the renovation program. And he ordered that the pace of implementation of the program be doubled.

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