The ten-story building to which they wanted to move the residents of the collapsing shacks in Leninsky began to be built next to the shack in 2024, but there was no building permit at the time. The company admitted that it was in a hurry due to the poor condition of the old house. Residents expected to move last year. Construction stopped on the fifth floor, and now they want to demolish the unfinished building. The mayor's office demanded through the court to recognize the ten-story building as an unauthorized structure and to demolish it. Two courts supported the administration and ordered the developer to dismantle the building within six months. Yuzhuralstroyservis intends to appeal the decision. The company even offered to hand over the house to the city so that it could be finished and resettled. Yuzhuralstroyservis considers the demolition itself inappropriate. Is there a way out? Since there was no building permit, the demand for demolition is legal, says lawyer Nikolai Popov. A solution can be found if the authorities get involved in the problem. But the city has no obligation to accept the unfinished construction and complete it.

The ten-story building to which they wanted to move the residents of the collapsing shacks in Leninsky began to be built next to the shack in 2024, but there was no building permit at the time. The company admitted that it was in a hurry due to the poor condition of the old house. Residents expected to move last year. Construction stopped on the fifth floor, and now they want to demolish the unfinished building. The mayor's office demanded through the court to recognize the ten-story building as an unauthorized structure and to demolish it. Two courts supported the administration and ordered the developer to dismantle the building within six months. Yuzhuralstroyservis intends to appeal the decision. The company even offered to hand over the house to the city so that it could be finished and resettled. Yuzhuralstroyservis considers the demolition itself inappropriate. Is there a way out? Since there was no building permit, the demand for demolition is legal, says lawyer Nikolai Popov. A solution can be found if the authorities get involved in the problem. But the city has no obligation to accept the unfinished construction and complete it.