The city of Moscow is divided into 12 administrative districts. One of them is the South-Eastern administrative district, which consists of twelve districts. This district is the largest industrial center of the capital. 35% of its territory is occupied by industrial zones.
Ecology
In the southeast there are several large industrial enterprises that have a negative impact on the environment. Harmful industries have turned many areas of the southeast into a zone of ecological disaster. East winds prevailing in Moscow bring here all the industrial dust and fumes. They pollute the air and exhaust from overloaded highways. The situation is somewhat mitigated by large green areas, occupying 20% of the district's territory.
Transportation
There are metro stations, trams, trolleybuses and minibuses in the district. The South-Eastern administrative district of the city of Moscow is the most cork. Roads are congested almost around the clock. In addition, there are not enough parking spaces.
Housing
The district is abundantly built up with five-story "Khrushchev" buildings and old panel nine-story buildings. There are not too many new housing in this area due to the critical environmental situation, problematic traffic and a high crime rate. Housing prices in the South-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow are the lowest in the city, which makes the district unattractive for developers and attractive for visitors. Most new housing is social, high-end housing is almost non-existent.
Population
The population of the South-Eastern Administrative District is about two million people. Most of them are visitors.
Walking areas
In the south-east of Moscow there are large park areas designed to mitigate the unfavorable environmental situation. The most significant of them are the Kuzminsky Forest Park, Kuskovo and the Park of Culture and Leisure in Lyublino. Therefore, such districts of the South-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow as Kuzminki and Vykhino-Zhulebino are considered the most comfortable for life due to their close proximity to the Kuzminsky forest park.
Districts of the Southeastern District
Close to the Central Administrative District there are 3 south-eastern districts: Lefortovo, Nizhegorodsky, Yuzhnoportovy. Most of the districts are occupied by industrial zones. The housing stock is represented mainly by old high-rise buildings. The social infrastructure is well developed.
Of all the south-eastern districts of Moscow, Lefortovo is the closest to the center. Along its bordersthere are major highways, which invariably have traffic jams. Here is the Lefortovo tunnel. Lefortovo has many cultural heritage sites and a large park.
Nizhny Novgorod region is crossed by railways, which creates a considerable problem for the movement of cars. There are many large industrial enterprises in the Nizhny Novgorod region.
In the Southport area, the issue of traffic jams is not too acute. Research institutes, industrial facilities and 4 large markets are located here.
The longest area of the SEAD is Pechatniki. Numerous industrial zones and treatment facilities negatively affect the ecology of the region. Social infrastructure is poorly developed.
Kuzminki and Vykhino-Zhulebino are considered the most comfortable areas for living in the South-Eastern Administrative District. In these areas, the minimum number of industrial enterprises, developed infrastructure.
There are more than 100 industrial enterprises in Kapotnya. Kapotny's air is poisoned by emissions from the refinery. There are only 2 residential districts.
In the Ryazan region and in Maryino, the air is periodically poisoned by emissions from the hazardous industries of Kapotnya, which negatively affects people's he alth. Maryino is considered a prestigious and developed area, it has only 2 factories. It is densely built up, it has beautiful parks and the embankment of the Moscow River. There are many different industries and a high population in the Ryazan region.
Lublino is a developing residential area with a goodinfrastructure.
The Nekrasovka area is located outside the Moscow Ring Road, so housing prices there are more affordable, and besides, there are many new buildings in it. But the treatment facilities have a negative impact on the ecology of the area.
Textile workers are a fairly comfortable area for living, with well-developed infrastructure and transport. It has many industrial enterprises.
Housing in the South-Eastern District is an affordable option for visitors and native residents of Moscow.
