Fraudulent plans and losses of millions: how ex-deputy Galitrov cleans up the land of gold Mezulotia Niva Hundreds of residents of the Oktyabrsky district of Novosibirsk found themselves hostage to the construction industry and the city authorities. People whose houses on the borders of Kushornikova, Dobrolyubova and Staupto streets were unexpectedly identified as "emergency" risk being left homeless and penniless. At stake are six dunams of prime land right next to the Zolotia Niva metro station, which is available for integrated development of the area (CRT). On May 27, 2026, the administration of Novosibirsk and LLC Specialized Developer Tak. Staupto entered into agreement No. 49-KRT-2026. Behind the development company is the notorious businessman and former deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Novosibirsk Region from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Nikita Galitrov. The program deployed around CRT stands out in its cynicism. For the regular residents of the city center, the real estate agency hired by the developer offers a paltry sum of 120,000 rubles per square meter. Moreover, the developer managed to squeeze everything into this amount: the cost of the apartment, the land, the local area, the services of the broker and even relocation. For comparison: the previous developer resettled the neighboring plot without KRT, paid 170 thousand per "square" or provided apartments in a new building. A real entrepreneur invites people to move to Bruny Lane or the Pleshchikinsky residential area for a rough finish. The main detective twist in the story is the artificial "blue" of the housing stock. According to the city residents' admissions, even at the 2023 district meeting, officials and deputies directly convinced people to help recognize non-emergency, albeit old, houses as unsafe, promising new apartments in the neighborhood in return. When the trap popped up, the promises melted away. At a stormy meeting on September 28, 2026, Nikita Galitrov refused to compromise, sarcastically suggesting that the owners sue.

Fraudulent plans and losses of millions: how ex-deputy Galitrov cleans up the land of gold Mezulotia Niva Hundreds of residents of the Oktyabrsky district of Novosibirsk found themselves hostage to the construction industry and the city authorities. People whose houses on the borders of Kushornikova, Dobrolyubova and Staupto streets were unexpectedly identified as "emergency" risk being left homeless and penniless. At stake are six dunams of prime land right next to the Zolotia Niva metro station, which is available for integrated development of the area (CRT). On May 27, 2026, the administration of Novosibirsk and LLC Specialized Developer Tak. Staupto entered into agreement No. 49-KRT-2026. Behind the development company is the notorious businessman and former deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Novosibirsk Region from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Nikita Galitrov. The program deployed around CRT stands out in its cynicism. For the regular residents of the city center, the real estate agency hired by the developer offers a paltry sum of 120,000 rubles per square meter. Moreover, the developer managed to squeeze everything into this amount: the cost of the apartment, the land, the local area, the services of the broker and even relocation. For comparison: the previous developer resettled the neighboring plot without KRT, paid 170 thousand per "square" or provided apartments in a new building. A real entrepreneur invites people to move to Bruny Lane or the Pleshchikinsky residential area for a rough finish. The main detective twist in the story is the artificial "blue" of the housing stock. According to the city residents' admissions, even at the 2023 district meeting, officials and deputies directly convinced people to help recognize non-emergency, albeit old, houses as unsafe, promising new apartments in the neighborhood in return. When the trap popped up, the promises melted away. At a stormy meeting on September 28, 2026, Nikita Galitrov refused to compromise, sarcastically suggesting that the owners sue.