Tashkent master plan to 2045 revised: 30 projects worth $14.5 billion and a shift to integrated development

4 March 20261 min read7 reads
Tashkent master plan to 2045 revised: 30 projects worth $14.5 billion and a shift to integrated development

The government approved changes to the master plan: 30 large projects on 1,512 ha, an end to infill development and the Yangi Avlod industrial zone on 799 ha.

According to Kun.uz, the government has approved a resolution (published on Lex.uz) that amends the Tashkent master plan to 2045. The original master plan was approved in December 2024.

What is known

  • 30 large real estate projects on 1,512 ha, with estimated investment of $14.5 billion;
  • an end to "infill development" (plots of up to 1 ha) in favor of integrated development; in large renovation projects, at least 30% of the area is to be green space;
  • the Yangi Avlod industrial zone: 799 ha in Yangihayot District, valued at $1.67 billion;
  • nine new parks with a total area of 139.6 ha.

What this means for renters

ST24 comment: large integrated sites mean long-term demand for earthworks, cranes, dump trucks and lifts. The source does not state specific construction timelines.

Sources

This material was prepared by the ST24 editorial team from open sources and is not legal advice: check the text of the document before making decisions.

Photo: Solijonovm1996 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

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