Tagansky district of Moscow is part of its Central Administrative District. It is located east and southeast of the city center, on the northern (left) bank of the Moskva River. The settlement of this territory began at the turn of the XIV-XV centuries. In the 17th century, artisans and farmers lived here, and in the 18th century, the center of the Old Believers, Rogozhskaya Sloboda, was located.
The area borders on Danilovsky, Basmanny, Yuzhnoportovy, Tversky, Nizhny Novgorod, Zamoskvorechinsky, Lefortovsky districts.
Characteristics of the administrative subunit
Tagansky district covers an area of 801 hectares (according to other sources - 791.6 hectares). The population in 2010 was 107.5 thousand people. The population density was 13,420 people/km2.
He is one of the 10 districts of the Central District of Moscow. ATit has 173 streets, 8 metro stations. Mishakov Alexander Sergeevich was appointed the head of the district. The administration is located at: Moscow, Vorontsovskaya street, 21. The district newspaper is called Vesti Taganka.
Tagansky district is considered one of the oldest in the capital, being a significant cultural and historical center, forming part of the capital's center. But, unlike other central districts of Moscow, industrial activity is traditionally strongly expressed here. However, enterprises are gradually closing, and they are being replaced by residential and commercial buildings.
The area's long history is reflected in a large number of architectural monuments and dilapidated houses, now threatened by new housing estates.
The area has its own department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD for the Tagansky district of Moscow). Address: Moscow, st. Vedernikov pereulok, house 9. Head of department: Boyko Yury Yuryevich. The department has its own website. There you can write an application for obtaining or renewing licenses and permits. Those who apply through the form on this site are accepted out of turn. Thus, the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tagansky district of Moscow is actively working via the Internet.
Terrain
On the left bank of the Moskva River there is a chain of hills that the locals call "Krutitsy". The most significant is Tagansky Hill. Due to urbanization, the hilly terrain has been significantly smoothed.
Population dynamics
The number of inhabitants gradually but steadily,increases. From 2002 to 2017 it grew from 109,993 to 119,989. Obviously, this is due to a gradual increase in the number of storeys and building density, which is typical for Moscow as a whole.
Educational infrastructure
There are 19 kindergartens, 25 secondary schools, 2 medical schools in the district. schools and 7 colleges, a college of communications, 10 universities, including 3 state ones: the Musical and Pedagogical Institute, the Academic Art Institute and the Tsiolkovsky Aviation Technical Institute. It also houses a military academy and a library of foreign languages.
Transportation
There are several lines of the Moscow metro in the area: Koltsevaya, Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya, Kalininsko-Solntsevskaya, Lyublino-Dmitrovskaya and Kaluzhsko-Rizhskaya. The lines of the Moscow Railway pass on the northeastern outskirts.
All types of public transport are available, including the tram. The Oktyabrsky tram depot operates on the eastern outskirts.
According to re altors, the transport provision of the Tagansky district is good. There are as many as 7 metro stations operating here, belonging to six different branches. Major highways pass nearby.
Culture and religion
Tagansky is home to the famous Taganka Theater, as well as the Illusion cinema, an art studio, a theater of fairy tales, and a children's music theater. Mozart School, universities, the Surikov Institute of Arts, the Institute of Music and Pedagogy.
Religion is represented by temples,monasteries. There is also a center for the rehabilitation of athletes, a neurorehabilitation center.
Apartments in the Tagansky district of Moscow
There is a mixed picture of housing in this administrative region. There are both expensive houses of the XIX century, and Khrushchev. There are also new buildings with a high cost per meter of housing. The average price for an apartment in a new building is 10 million 623 thousand rubles.
Conditions for residents are also varied. Part of the territory is located in the historical center of the city, while the other part is outside the Garden Ring (southern and western) and has a border with a vast industrial zone. The housing stock includes houses of the 19th century, Khrushchevs, panels and modern buildings. The latter are represented by monolithic type houses. Most of the new buildings are elite and business class houses, as told by the capital's re altors in an interview with RBC.
All this determines the high price of housing in the area. Its average value is 595.5 thousand. rub. per square meter, which is associated with the presence of super-expensive premium-class apartments. For the secondary market, the price is also considerable - an average of 294.7 thousand rubles per square meter.
Second home market
The objects of the secondary housing market are quite diverse. There are both pre-revolutionary houses, Stalinist buildings, and later Khrushchev and panel buildings. The most budgetary can be considered living space in panel and block houses. The number of apartments for sale in the secondary housing market exceeds a thousand. Panel, brick and block housesare about half of this value. Stalinist buildings provide about 7% of the housing stock.
There is a very small number of apartments with a cost of around 9 million rubles. All of them belong to old buildings or are located far from metro stations.
The cheapest apartment (one-room apartment) costs 5.8 million rubles, and the most expensive one - a 16-room penthouse - 996 million rubles. In this apartment you can see a fireplace, a large number of windows, high ceilings.
Modern area dynamics
Now the district is undergoing active renovation, and new buildings and business centers are replacing the old housing. Of great importance is the removal of former enterprises, on the site of which new houses are being built. In particular, it is planned to build a residential complex called "Luna". The construction area will be about 30,000 m22.
Conclusion
Tagansky district of the city of Moscow is part of the Central Administrative District of the capital. There you can find all types of housing: Stalinka, Khrushchev, new buildings, etc. Housing prices are generally high, but there are also relatively inexpensive apartments. Transport accessibility is good. This is especially true for the subway. There are many educational and higher educational institutions in the area. There are also church buildings. The population in the area is gradually increasing. And old houses are gradually being replaced by skyscrapers, which leads to even greater transport congestion in the city. There is also the Department of Internal Affairs of the Tagansky district of Moscow. Thanks to the presence of this department of the Internetsite, it is easy and convenient to work with it. In the future, it is planned to build new residential areas, including on the site of former enterprises.
