First Avtovaz district building: permit issued, demolition of 50

In Nizhny Novgorod, construction of the first residential building as part of a comprehensive territory development project in the Avtovaz district has been approved. The residential complex will be built near Yanka Kupala Street.
Feb 23, 2026
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Fourteen multi-story residential buildings are planned for construction on the designated site.
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MinGrad of Nizhny Novgorod Region / VKontakte
The Ministry of Construction of the Nizhny Novgorod Region has issued a permit to build the first residential building as part of the complex territory development project in the Avtovaz district. The 210-apartment building, with four public premises, will be constructed in the area of Yanka Kupala Street.
The development site is located within the boundaries of Yanka Kupala Street, Yuzhnoye Highway, Kolomenskaya Street, and Leskova Street. The project will be implemented by the Kazan-based company Stroyuslugi-5, part of the Unistroy group.
According to the master plan, 14 apartment buildings ranging from seven to 19 stories are planned for this area. The permit has been obtained for the first 20-story building with a total area of 14,000 square meters. The architectural and urban design of this building was approved by the authorities in December 2024.
Under the agreement, the developer is also required to build two kindergartens for 300 children and a new school for 800 students.
The implementation of the project will require the demolition of 48 structures, most of which are residential buildings. New housing will be provided for 1,115 people. The entire project is planned to be completed within 15 years.
Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Ivan Kargin stated: «The developer»s obligations also include improving the living conditions for the owners of 39 dilapidated residential buildings located within the complex development of the territory (KRT).«
The initial development plan for this area was more extensive but was adjusted following objections from local residents.
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