DOM.RF has invested 1.7 trillion rubles in the development of the Far East

Total investments in the development of the Far East with the help of DOM support tools and measures.The Russian Federation amounted to 1.7 trillion rubles. This was announced by the managing director of the company, Alexander Aksakov, in his speech at the session "Growth Incentives: how to support investments in urban and tourist infrastructure", which was held at the WEF-2025.

"All the tools that the HOUSE has.The Russian Federation is used by us in the regions of the Far East," Aksakov said. In particular, according to him, infrastructure bonds are widely used in the region. Of the 55 projects that the HOUSE implements.Russia, 13 in the amount of 46 billion rubles — in the Far East. "We plan to introduce a number of facilities here this year, including an overpass in the Amur Region, a heating main in Khabarovsk, and facilities at the Belaya Gora ski resort," Aksakov said.

He noted that despite the exhaustion of the limit of 200 billion rubles, the demand for the mechanism remains high. Thus, applications for 150 billion rubles are under consideration for projects in the Far East alone.

In addition, the Bank is a HOUSE.The Russian Federation has financed 11 tourism development projects in the Far East for 27.3 billion rubles, the managing director of the company recalled. We are talking about hotel complexes in Transbaikalia, Buryatia, Yakutia and the construction of a ski resort in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.

He also said that of the 83 rental projects, the HOUSE.RF 60 is being implemented in the Far East. More than 1.1 thousand apartments have already been occupied, and it is planned to create housing for another 11 thousand families. The company's investments in this area amounted to 82 billion rubles.

"If you add up all the tools and measures to support the company, then the investment is HOME.Russia's exports to the Far East amounted to 1.7 trillion rubles," Aksakov said.

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