Urban planning
The government will support investment in housing construction and affordability, while businesses are asking for a reduction in the contribution
The government is discussing measures to accelerate investment in the construction sector, unblock stalled projects, and expand the housing supply, including affordable options for young families and middle-income citizens. At the same time, developers are insisting on a review of one of the mandatory industry fees and a streamlining of procedures that, they say, are holding back the launch of new projects.
Moldova Has Approved a Law on Sustainable Urban Mobility
The Moldovan government has approved a bill that changes the approach to urban mobility: from parking and the removal of abandoned vehicles to prioritizing public transportation and pedestrian infrastructure. The bill also introduces new tools for local authorities, including traffic-restricted zones and separate development plans for the country's largest cities.
Moldova Has Made the Registry of Decisions on Detailed Urban Development Plans Publicly Accessible
The National Road Administration of Moldova has launched a registry of opinions on detailed urban development plans
Another 12 local development projects worth 57 million lei have been completed in Moldova
Moldova has completed another series of local development projects covering a range of areas—from road and utility infrastructure to street lighting and the improvement of public spaces. The full version of this article provides details on the work completed, the geographic scope of the projects, and how they will impact the lives of residents in various communities across the country.
Moldova Will Ban the Registration of Buildings with Construction Violations in the Cadastral Registry
Moldova is drafting new regulations that will take a stricter approach to structures built in violation of design documentation and building codes. The document also changes the oversight procedures and may speed up the response of regulatory agencies to identified violations, which will affect participants in the real estate and construction markets.
Moldova will expand access to cadastral information for certain categories of individuals and institutions
Moldova is preparing changes that will expand access to cadastral information for certain professional groups and clarify the procedure for obtaining it. At the same time, the bill amends the rules for subdividing land parcels and registering new properties, which could affect territorial and infrastructure development projects.
Moldova-Proiect will manage the resources of the Fund for the Development of Building Codes in Moldova
The Moldovan government has revised the mechanism for managing the resources of the fund that finances the development of the regulatory framework for the construction industry. The decision is expected to accelerate the implementation of relevant programs and strengthen the institutional framework of the industry, where new projects and updates to documents critical to the market are anticipated in the near future.
The Moldovan government has allocated more than 1.58 billion lei for projects under the "European Village – 2" National Program
To date, the Moldovan government has allocated a total of more than 1.588 billion lei for projects under the "European Village – 2" National Program, and for projects under the "Europe Is Close" National Program — more than 697 million lei
Moldova will allocate an additional 1 billion lei for the development of regional infrastructure
The Moldovan government has approved adjustments to the 2026 state budget, which call for a significant increase in spending and a reallocation of funds among various areas. Key changes include additional funding for regional infrastructure, support measures for the population and the public sector, and increased spending on a number of government obligations.
In Chisinau, 30 projects have been completed as part of the government's "European Courtyard" program
In Chisinau, as part of the government's "European Courtyard" program, 30 of the 88 projects included in the program's first phase have been completed
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