Tashkent mayor approves renovation rules for three districts
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Tashkent mayor Shavkat Umurzakov on August 25 approved procedures for complex construction and renovation projects in the capital. The first stage will cover territories in Yashnabad, Mirabad and Sergeli districts. The decision implements a presidential decree of February 24, 2026.
Key Facts
- Tashkent mayor Shavkat Umurzakov approved the renovation order on August 25, 2026.
- The first stage covers Yashnabad, Mirabad and Sergeli districts.
- Toshkent Invest and the Cadastre Chamber must identify all properties and owners in the renovation zones within 10 days.
- The Reconstruction and Development Fund must allocate $20 million loans to each investment company operating in the complex construction zones for 5 years at 5% annual interest with a 2-year grace period.
- Owners will be offered replacement housing under the principle of 'equivalent for equivalent'.
Approved Renovation Order
Tashkent mayor Shavkat Umurzakov approved the order on August 25, 2026, implementing the presidential decree of February 24, 2026. The first stage covers territories in Yashnabad, Mirabad and Sergeli districts. Toshkent Invest is designated as the responsible organization for implementing the projects. The Reconstruction and Development Fund must allocate $20 million loans to each investment company operating in the complex construction zones for 5 years at 5% annual interest with a 2-year grace period.
Property Identification and Notification
Toshkent Invest and the Tashkent city department of the State Cadastre Chamber must form information about all properties and their owners in the complex construction zones within 10 days. Headquarters will be established in mahalla buildings in these territories with participation of Toshkent Invest, district khokimiyats, justice bodies, the Cadastre Chamber, the Construction and Housing Communal Department and other agencies. The three district khokims and the deputy mayor of the capital must send notifications to owners within two days that their real estate is subject to renovation. Owners will be invited to contact the headquarters organized in mahallas regarding compensation.
Compensation and Registration
Toshkent Invest is instructed to negotiate with development companies building residential complexes near the renovation zones to prepare offers of replacement housing for owners. The company must also conduct separate negotiations with real estate owners, agree on compensation types and conclude notarized agreements. Citizens permanently registered in the renovated housing must be automatically registered in the new housing provided to the owner. If a ban is imposed on real estate under executive documents, the ban must be lifted promptly after obligations are fulfilled.
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Tashkent mayor approves renovation rules for three districts
