Uzbekistan sells 7 ministry buildings in Tashkent for 868.8 billion soums

September 27, 2026 at 09:42 AM2 min

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Uzbekistan's State Assets Management Agency sold seven administrative buildings in Tashkent for a combined 868.8 billion soums. The sale is part of a government program to relocate state bodies to New Tashkent and dispose of 83 capital properties. Another 11 buildings are on sale with a starting price of 1,095.8 billion soums.

Key Facts

Seven administrative buildings in Tashkent were sold for a total of 868.8 billion soums.
The sold properties include buildings of the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Sports, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, and four other state bodies.
Another 11 buildings are listed for sale with a starting price of 1,095.8 billion soums.
The sales are carried out under Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 146 of March 7, 2025.
The resolution provides for relocating 150 state bodies to New Tashkent and selling or leasing 83 properties in Tashkent.

Sold Properties

The State Assets Management Agency reported the sale of seven administrative buildings in Tashkent for 868.8 billion soums. The sold objects include buildings of the Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Sports, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, the State Unitary Enterprise 'Tourist Service Center' under the Tourism Committee, the Automobile Roads Committee, the Committee for the Development of Sericulture and Wool Industry, and the Public Services Agency. The sales are part of the implementation of Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 146 dated March 7, 2025.

Ongoing Sales and Preparation

Eleven more objects have been put up for sale with a starting price of 1,095.8 billion soums. Pre-sale preparation is underway for 20 objects. Auctions continue for buildings belonging to the State Assets Management Agency, the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction, the Agency for Technical Regulation, the Ministry of Water Resources, and their subordinate organizations.

Relocation to New Tashkent

The resolution provides for the relocation of 150 state bodies and organizations with state participation to the New Tashkent area. It also provides for the sale or lease of 83 real estate objects in Tashkent through open auctions. To date, the process has covered more than half of the planned objects: seven buildings have been transferred to new owners, and another 31 objects are at various stages of preparation and sale.