Astana Bans Land Allocation for High-Rise Residential Construction Without Infrastructure Until 2035

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Astana has banned the allocation of land plots for residential complex construction in areas lacking proper infrastructure until 2035.
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Astana authorities have implemented a ban on granting land plots for residential complex construction in areas without adequate documentation, utility networks, and social infrastructure. The restriction will remain in effect until 2035.
The decision aims to prevent haphazard and infill development across the capital, ensuring sustainable urban growth.
Future residential projects in the city will now require full compliance with urban planning standards and fully developed utility networks before development approval.
Source: Егемен Қазақстан
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