City documents

On assigning addresses to real estate properties

A decision has been made to assign addresses to real estate properties located within the administrative boundaries of Yerevan city, according to the appendix. The organization and responsibility for the execution of the decision are assigned to the head of the Real Estate Management Department of the Yerevan Municipality staff. Control over the execution is ensured by the secretary of the Yerevan Municipality staff.

Regarding extending the term of the land plot lease agreement and making amendments and additions to the agreement

The decision extends the lease term for a land plot occupied by garage No. 30 at building No. 1 on A. Khachatryan Street, and makes amendments to the contract, including changing the lessee's name and extending the lease term until October 1, 2031. It also instructs the head of the Arabkir administrative district to sign the agreement and assigns oversight of the decision's execution to the first deputy mayor.

The decision restores Vachagan Norayr Khachatryan's ownership rights to the 270.4 sqm land plot and the buildings located on it at 46/4 Sary Tagh 1st Street, Erebuni, Yerevan. It also designates the functional purpose of the land plot as residential development and assigns a new address.

This decision legalizes a structure illegally built by Khachatur Aghvani Babayan at 35/91 S. Lukashin Street, Ajapnyak, Yerevan. It also establishes the functional designation of the land plot as residential development and invalidates a previous construction permit. The landowner is required to pay a legalization fee and other related charges within 60 days.

The decision grants addresses to 71 apartments and 1 non-residential space in a multi-apartment building at 15/5 G. Hasratyan Street in the Ajapnyak district, based on an application from the RA Ministry of Defense. The decision also designates officials responsible for its execution and oversight.

This decision changes the functional designation of a land plot located at Tigran Metsi avenue, house 52/1, Erebuni district, Yerevan, from general-use settlement lands to public construction lands. The decision is based on various legal documents and expert opinions. The rights related to the changed designation are subject to state registration. The decision also outlines appeal procedures and assigns responsibility for its execution and oversight.

This decision grants addresses to various real estate units within the multi-apartment residential building at 21/11 H. Paronyan Street, Kentron district. The addresses are assigned to apartments, non-residential premises, and parking spaces owned by "NAIRI HOUSE" LLC, as detailed in the decision's appendix. The decision also outlines the responsibilities for its execution and oversight.

This decision alienates a land plot occupied by a garage, owned by Grigor and Arthur Petrosyan, through direct sale. The land plot's purpose is designated for residential construction, and it is sold at a cadastral value adjusted to the market value. The decision also outlines the process for concluding the sale agreement and specifies conditions for its invalidation. Responsibilities for execution and oversight are assigned.

The Mayor's decision extends the lease agreement for a land plot occupied by garage No. 1, located at building No. 2, H. Gyulikevkhyan Street, Nor Nork, until October 1, 2031. The decision also instructs the head of the Nor Nork administrative district to sign an agreement with Babken Hambardzumyan regarding this extension and to make amendments to the contract. The right arising from the agreement is subject to state registration. The execution and responsibility for this decision are assigned to the head of the Nor Nork administrative district, and oversight is provided by the First Deputy Mayor of Yerevan.

This decision refers to the change of targeted and functional designations of the land plot located at H1 and H1A addresses of Haghntanak 110th district of Malatia-Sebastia administrative district of Yerevan city. The targeted designation of the land plot is defined as residential areas, and the functional designation as residential development. The decision is based on the conclusion of the Department of Architecture and Urban Development of the City Hall.

The document extends the lease agreement for a land plot occupied by garage No. 12 at building No. 11 on Kievyan Street. The lease term is extended until September 1, 2031. Amendments are made to the contract regarding notification procedures for unilateral termination and the annual rent amount. The annual rent is set at 76,684 AMD. The decision also instructs the head of the Arabkir administrative district to sign the agreement and designates the first deputy mayor for oversight.

This decision grants addresses to real estate properties within the administrative borders of Yerevan city, in accordance with the law and established procedures. It also instructs the head of the real estate management department to distribute copies of the decision and assigns oversight responsibilities.

The Mayor of Yerevan has decided to change the purpose of a land plot located at N. Charbakh Street 21, Shengavit, Yerevan, from agricultural (vineyard) to residential, with its functional purpose designated as public construction. This change aligns with the general plan of Yerevan and is based on various legal grounds and consultations with utility providers. The decision also outlines the process for state registration of these changes, contingent upon the owner paying the difference between the market and cadastral values. Execution and oversight responsibilities are assigned to specific departments within the Yerevan Municipality.

This decision clarifies the boundaries of a land plot at 125 Armenakyan Street, building 30, and approves its plan. The land is designated for residential areas and public construction. The decision also mandates state registration of the rights and outlines appeal procedures. Execution and oversight responsibilities are assigned to specific departments within the Yerevan Municipality.

The decision concerns the direct sale of a 552.30 sqm land plot adjacent to 4 Araratyan Street to "KVANT" Scientific-Educational Center for construction purposes. The land plot will be assigned the address "Araratyan Street, 4/1". The decision sets the cadastral value of the land plot and the payment procedure.

This decision legalizes an unauthorized residential building constructed on a Yerevan-owned land plot at 1/842, 1st Street, Haghthanak neighborhood. The land plot's designation is changed to residential development. The builder, Andranik Razmiki Sukiasyan, is offered to purchase the legalized structure and land plot through direct sale. The Head of the Architecture and Urban Development Department is authorized to finalize the sale within 30 days after payment confirmation. The decision can be appealed administratively or judicially. Control over execution is assigned to the Secretary of the Yerevan Municipality Staff.

This decision rejects the complaint filed by Artur Hovhannisyan, representative of Arsen Mkrtychyan, regarding decision No. 3423-A of July 9, 2026, which declared invalid the previous decision to legalize an unauthorized structure. The complaint argued that the invalidation was based on internal correspondence and not expert conclusions, and that the execution of a court decision should not be subject to further administrative procedures. However, the complaint failed to provide evidence refuting the factual circumstances or proving compliance with urban planning norms. Therefore, the complaint is rejected, and decision No. 3423-A is left unchanged. The decision enters into force the day after receipt and can be appealed within two months.

The decision authorizes the head of the Malatia-Sebastia administrative district to sign an agreement with Manuk Babayan to extend the lease agreement for a land plot of 19.2 sq.m. for a garage, and to make amendments to the contract, extending its term until September 1, 2031. The decision also notes that the rights arising from the agreement are subject to state registration and assigns the organization and oversight of the decision's execution.

This decision legalizes an unauthorized residential building located at Arin-Berd Street, 2nd Lane, House 37, Yerevan. The land plot of 137.59 sqm is designated for residential development. The builder is offered the property for direct sale. The head of the Architecture and Urban Development Department is authorized to conclude the sale agreement after payment is confirmed.

This decision legalizes an illegally constructed structure located at 36/4, 10th Street, N. Shengavit, Yerevan, owned by Vahida Samveli Sahakyan. The owner is required to pay a legalization fee of 193,566 AMD within 60 days and cover registration costs. The decision also outlines procedures for state registration and appeals. Execution and oversight are assigned to specific departments within the Yerevan Municipality.