The key facts

  • The Tashkent khokimiyat is organizing a study of the financial condition of markets and shopping complexes and an inventory of their property
  • The inspection is being carried out as part of additional measures for the city's socio-economic development for 2026–2027
  • Based on the results of the study, proposals will be prepared, including the possible putting of assets up for public auction

What is planned to be checked

The Tashkent city administration (khokimiyat) announced the organization of work to study the financial condition of the city's markets and shopping complexes, to inventory their property and identify existing problems. According to the Kun.uz outlet, citing the city administration, the measures are being carried out as part of additional steps for the socio-economic development of Tashkent for 2026–2027.

Scope of work and participants

During the inventory, cadastral documents of buildings and structures, the list of existing facilities and the register of owners will be examined. Illegal constructions will be identified on the territories of markets and shopping complexes, and measures for their elimination will be determined. The boundaries of land plots, protection zones and existing restrictions will also be checked; taxes, mandatory payments and other debts will be analyzed, and the financial condition of the complexes and their problems will be studied in order to develop proposals for solving them. Based on the results of the work, proposals will be prepared for the effective use of assets, including putting them up for public auction in accordance with decisions of the relevant governing bodies. Participants in the activities include the Tashkent city department of the Cadastral Agency, district khokimiyats, and tax authorities, the Municipal Assets Management Center and JSC «Toshkent Invest kompaniyasi».

Why it matters

The inventory affects owners and tenants of commercial facilities: illegal constructions and debts on taxes and mandatory payments may be identified at the markets, and the complexes' assets, according to the khokimiyat, may be put up for public auction. The practical consequence for entrepreneurs will be the need to confirm their rights to the facilities and settle outstanding debts during the inspection. No reports have yet been given on the deadlines for completing the work or on the specific complexes subject to inspection.