They want to remove the settlement of shared apartments from the list of priorities.
The bill to change legislation in the city was published on the administration's website. Smolny believes that everyone who wanted to pass has already been helped. The explanation states that this will reduce the number of citizens in the housing register and the costs of maintaining the vacated housing, as well as increase the revenue from the municipality's budget.
In 2008, there were 116,000 shared apartments in St. Petersburg, where 334,000 families lived. Over 18 years, almost 61.5 thousand apartments were resettled - more than 145 thousand families lived in them.