The mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, announced on his official Telegram channel that over the past five years, the city has transferred nearly 226,000 sq. m of real estate to sports institutions. "Over the past five years, the city has transferred nearly 226,000 sq. m of real estate to sports institutions. Just since the beginning of the year, sports organizations have received three new facilities: the Nika Sports Complex, the Ramenki Sports Complex, and the Nekrasovka Sports Palace," the mayor wrote.
According to him, over the past five years, 38 sports facilities have been built under the Address Investment Program. Among them are district sports centers and iconic structures for the city located in 10 districts: the international Sambo center and the boxing center in Luzhniki; the soccer stadium with a shooting range and infrastructure for athletics of the Moscow Olympic Reserve Sports School "Moskvich"; the ski slope and ski jumps of the Vorobyovy Gory Sports Complex.
