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Building technical record

Malynovskoho 1А

Full address: Malynovskoho Marshala Street, 1А, Kyiv

Малиновського Маршала вул, 1А

Technical condition: UnsatisfactoryKyivObolonskyi district

Key details from the building’s technical record.

District
Obolonskyi
Construction year
1974
Floors
9 — lower section
Ownership type
Municipal ownership
Building at Malynovskoho 1А

Building photographs

Source: directory archive

Photos 1 of 4

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Things to check

Things worth checking before buying or renting, based on building data. Whether a particular problem exists here must be verified separately.

Condition and safety1

Maintenance and repairs

Check whether the basement floods

Flooding and persistent damp can damage basement structures and lead to additional repair costs.

What to check and whom to ask
Data behind this check
  • Building record data: Basement YesThe building has a basement. These data do not show whether it is dry or has had leaks.
What to check
  • Is there water or persistent damp in the basement? Has the cause of leaks been resolved?

    Whom to ask: Building maintained by: ЖЕД - 505

Sources and explanations

Areas, apartments and building access.

Total area
4,317 m²
Apartment area
3,426.5 m²
Apartments
117
Entrances
1

Heating, hot water and building services.

Heating
Centralised
Hot water
Centralised
Gas supply
No
Electric cookers
No
Lifts
Yes · 1 units

Materials of the main structural elements.

Load-bearing walls
Brick blocks
Floor structures
Reinforced concrete panels
Foundation
Reinforced concrete
Basement
Yes

Shared facilities near the building.

Playgrounds
None

Organisations listed in municipal data.

Management organisations
  • ЖЕД - 505

Record origin and important usage limitations.

This record was compiled from a public building record page of Kyiv’s municipal housing management system.

Date stated in the source: 3 Jun 2010. The data is historical and for reference; it does not guarantee the building’s actual condition today.