The first skyscraper will appear in the Caucasus

The first skyscraper in North Ossetia in the Caucasus will appear, the press service of the head of the republic Alan Dev told RIA Novosti .

He clarified that the height of the high -rise building will be 55 floors, and the area is 69 thousand square meters.

"An investment contract for the construction of a skyscraper will be signed by the Government of North Ossetia at the VI International Investment Forum" Sochi 2007 ", which will open on September 20," Doev said.

The construction investor will be the company "Stroyprogress", said the interlocutor of RIA Novosti

According to him, the cost of construction will be 1.43 billion rubles, and the construction period is three years. In the building of the skyscraper will be placed an office-business center and a hotel complex.

As one of the leaders of Stroyprogress noted Albert Dzhussoev, the company is sure that "new investments will provide a high return to invested capital."

"The level of mutual understanding, achieved during negotiations with the authorities of North Ossetia, gives the company confidence in the successful implementation of this project," Jussoev emphasized.
In turn, the Chairman of the Government of North Ossetia Nikolai Khlyntsov said that in the republic "will make every effort so that the ambitious project was implemented in the intended time."

“The construction of the first skyscraper in the North Caucasus is a very ambitious task. I am sure that this object will become a powerful incentive for the development of the construction industry of the republic and will have a tangible positive impact on the general business climate in North Ossetia,” he emphasized.

Stroyprogress OJSC was formed in 1989. Among the customers of the company are Gazprom OJSC, Russian Railways OJSC, the Office of the President of the Russian Federation and the Federal Department for the storage and destruction of chemical weapons. Among the major projects of the company are the construction of the microdistrict in the village of Tomilino of the Moscow Region on a land plot of 47 hectares, as well as the construction of the Golden Age multifunctional complex with an area of ​​300 thousand square meters with three towers with a height of 53, 75 and 85 floors.