The key facts
- A complex in Bektemir district is being put up for sale over debts: a hostel, a canteen, a warehouse and a canopy with an area of 1,484 sq. m on a 0.81-hectare plot.
- The starting price of the lot is 26.79 billion soums; the auction will take place on November 30 at 10:00.
- The grounds are a decision of the capital's civil cases court dated July 2025.
Complex near Quyliq market to be sold at auction
The Bureau of Forced Execution has put several buildings in Tashkent's Bektemir district up for sale, the lot is announced on the E-auksion platform. The property is located near the intersection of Bektemir Yuli and Oltintopgan streets, close to the Quyliq bridge and Quyliq market; according to photos and open data, a hostel and a canteen operate there.
What is included in the lot and on what terms
The lot includes a two-story main building, an auxiliary structure, a warehouse, a canteen and a canopy with a total area of 1,484 square meters, of which 1,215 square meters is usable space. The complex, together with the adjacent territory, occupies 0.81 hectares of land. The property has water supply, electricity and gas, but no sewage system; there are also several unregistered structures on the premises with a total area of 176 square meters.
Price, date and grounds for the sale
The starting price is set at 26.79 billion soums, and the auction is scheduled for November 30 at 10:00. The sale is being held under a decision of the capital's civil cases court dated July 2025 (enforcement document 2−1002−2407/16051). The publication does not disclose who the debtor and owner of the complex is — this part remains unknown.
A similar sale in the city center
This is not the only such lot in the capital: Spot previously reported that part of a shopping complex near Jami square is being sold for debts with building materials stores. Both cases show that debtors' property in Tashkent regularly ends up at public auctions through E-auksion, where the terms and characteristics of the properties are published openly.
