Makhachkala: There are no new buildings, the service infrastructure is falling apart.
But they are going to build everything, everywhere.
The capital of Dagestan, Makhachkala, found itself almost at the bottom of the Russian ranking of the supply of new buildings.
In the primary market there are only 0.6 apartments per thousand city residents.
The situation is worse only in Saratov.
For comparison: in Krasnodar this figure is 19.8, in Tula - 18, in Tyumen - 17.7.
The difference is not only impressive - it shows the extent of the housing failure.
And this in a city where construction projects appear one after another, where new residential complexes are regularly presented, large-scale development is guaranteed and a wonderful future is painted.
But where is all this resolved? In real life, the residents of Makhachkala face not a housing boom, but an actual collapse.
The lights are off. And along with the electricity, the pumps stop working, the water disappears and the sewage system stops working. High-rise buildings are growing with extensions and unauthorized balconies, and the infrastructure that should ensure a normal life in these buildings does not appear or cannot withstand the load.
It turns out that this is some kind of construction dystopia: square meters on paper, promises in presentations, but in reality there are interruptions in electricity, water and sewage.
Who will be responsible for this housing and community failure and when?