Reform of participation in shared construction as a condition for urban development

Roman Kolobov,Uliana Filatova,Vera Borshcheniuk,Nina Semerianova,Dmitriy Bayanov,O Kalinina

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911002095

Abstract

The article deals with the issues of reforming the institution of shared construction. The relevance of the research topic is determined, firstly, by the special social role of the institution of shared construction in providing citizens with housing, and secondly, by the currently implemented large-scale reform of this institution, requiring systematic scientific reflection. The reasons for appearance and main directions of development of this institution from the moment of its appearance, its influence on the realization of the constitutional rights of citizens are shown. The ambiguity of the legal qualification of this treaty is noted as one of the causes of problems in law enforcement practice. An important area of research is analysis of regulatory framework for reform of institution of participation in shared construction and related (providing) economic and legal institutions (deposit insurance system, escrow agreement, etc.). The legal regulation of contractual basis of the formed project financing system is subject to the detailed analysis. The study allows formulating a number of conclusions about the role of reform of shared construction in the development of cities.

Highlights

IntroductionAccording to the Federal State Statistics Service, the number of families registered as needing residential premises in 2000 was 5,419,000, in 2010 2,821,000, in 2015 - 2,612,000 [1]
The issue of providing citizens with housing has always been very acute both in the USSR and in modern Russia
Maintenance and closure of escrow accounts for settlements under contract for participation in shared construction are established by Art. 15.5 of the law on shared construction

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Introduction

According to the Federal State Statistics Service, the number of families registered as needing residential premises in 2000 was 5,419,000, in 2010 2,821,000, in 2015 - 2,612,000 [1] These figures indicate that even with positive dynamics in solving the problem of providing citizens with housing, it remains relevant for a significant number of citizens. The controversial history of this institution forced the highest state authorities of the Russian Federation to initiate a large-scale reform of participatory construction, with the stated goal of moving to a system of project financing. Such cardinal changes in a very sensitive sector of the economy undoubtedly require scientific study by methods of various branches of knowledge

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