Moscow commissions 10.4 million square metres of property in nine months

Moscow built and commissioned 10.4 million square metres of property in January-September 2026, up 13% from the same period a year earlier, Deputy Mayor Vladimir Yefimov said.
The comparable total a year earlier was about 9.2 million square metres. This year's figure includes social, business, commercial, transport and utility infrastructure alongside housing.
The city's construction administration reported about 732,500 square metres of new social facilities. These included a 550-place educational complex with kindergarten and primary-school buildings in Yuzhnoportovy district.
New administrative and business facilities totalled 1.2 million square metres over the nine months. A business centre on Vavilov Street accounted for about 70,000 square metres.
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