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Since 2019, Russia has been working to reduce administrative barriers in the construction industry, including reducing the number of required documents for developers.
The average construction period in Russia is planned to be reduced to a thousand days. The government sets such a plan by 2030, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin in his Telegram.
During the first meeting of the State Duma of the ninth convocation, Khusnullin noted that since 2019, the number of documents for developers has already been halved, and the average construction period is up to 1.25 thousand days. “We plan to reach 1,000 days by 2030,” said the Deputy Prime Minister.
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By 2030, the average construction period in Russia will be reduced to 1000 days
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