The son of the former chairman of the city Duma of Voronezh will build an 18-storey building for 1.77 billion rubles

The company "VMU-2" from Voronezh, where the beneficiary is Anton Khodyrev - the son of the former head of the city parliament Vladimir Khodyrev - intends to build an 18-storey apartment building with non-residential premises. This was reported by the publication “Kommersant-Black Earth”.

The site was chosen Rural Street, which is in the Railway District of Voronezh. Construction is carried out within the boundaries of the residential complex "City quarter "Inspiration". According to the published project declaration, the estimated cost of work is estimated at 1.77 billion rubles. It is planned to commission the facility in the third quarter of 2031; the company hopes to transfer the keys to shareholders no later than September 30 of the same year.

The house will be the first stage of development, and it has its own gas boiler room together with engineering networks. In the two entrances, a total of 336 apartments were designed. On the ground floor will be three commercial premises, whose total area will be 948.8 square meters.

The project laid the improvement of the adjacent territory: 205 guest car seats will be placed on the site of the object, and 596 parking spaces will be placed outside it. In addition, two children’s playgrounds and one sports one will be equipped, as well as two sites for collecting municipal solid waste, designed for 11 containers. Within the framework of landscaping, it is planned to plant trees and shrubs, as well as sowing lawns. For low-mobility citizens on the sidewalks there are lowering platforms and ramps.

The works are carried out on the developer’s own land plot, whose area is 2.9 hectares. The money of shareholders will be accumulated on escrow accounts in one of the banks. The Voronezh administration issued a building permit on September 18, 2026; its validity is until September 18, 2032.

Earlier it was reported that additional funds were allocated for the resettlement of five families of SVO participants in the Voronezh region.