Tashkent to Host the Region’s Major Developer Summit
Business
On February 11–12, 2026, Tashkent will host the fourth international Move Real Estate Summit — a key platform for discussing Uzbekistan’s growing real estate market, investment climate, and global architectural trends.
Top executives and owners of major development companies from Uzbekistan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, China, Brazil and other countries will gather in the capital. The summit will focus on Uzbekistan’s rapidly expanding real estate sector, opportunities for international business, and the evolution of urban development.
According to Ilya Piskulin, founder of the “Dvizhenie” real estate forum, the choice of Tashkent is driven by the dynamic growth of the market and the country’s improving investment conditions. Large-scale development projects, rising construction volumes and the transition to escrow accounts in 2026 will increase transparency and reduce risks.
Day One: Uzbekistan’s Market and Business Strategies
Experts from Commonwealth Partnership and Yandex will present analytics. Developers from Murad Buildings, Sea Breeze, Golden House and BI will discuss major KRT projects, financial instruments and integrated construction strategies. The most notable real estate projects of Tashkent will also be showcased.
Day Two: Global Expertise and Architecture of the Future
Architects from France, Germany and Italy — including GRAFT Architects, Pininfarina and Matthieu Boustany — will speak about global trends in designing residential, commercial and mixed-use spaces. Experts from China, Brazil and CIS countries will explore promising international markets. Invocore CEO Sanjay Vaid (India) will share his vision for the future of development.
A Growing Middle Class Shapes Demand
According to Golden House representative Maksim Chirkin, Uzbekistan’s expanding middle class requires not only housing but quality, well-developed infrastructure. This drives the rapid growth of mixed-use projects across the country.
Investment Appeal Continues to Strengthen
Uzbekistan attracted $39 billion in investment in 2024, and its GDP is expected to exceed $130 billion in 2025. Sea Breeze’s Mikail Namazov highlights the stable growth of Tashkent and rising demand for renovated, high-quality housing.
Timofey Kuzminich (Alutech) notes high market demand, broader material offerings and increasing interest from foreign companies. At the same time, unified construction norms and standards are being formed.
Move Real Estate Summit has previously been held in Almaty, Dubai and Baku. The 2026 co-organizer is Sea Breeze, and the event is designed exclusively for senior executives and business owners.
According to Ilya Piskulin, founder of the “Dvizhenie” real estate forum, the choice of Tashkent is driven by the dynamic growth of the market and the country’s improving investment conditions. Large-scale development projects, rising construction volumes and the transition to escrow accounts in 2026 will increase transparency and reduce risks.
Day One: Uzbekistan’s Market and Business Strategies
Experts from Commonwealth Partnership and Yandex will present analytics. Developers from Murad Buildings, Sea Breeze, Golden House and BI will discuss major KRT projects, financial instruments and integrated construction strategies. The most notable real estate projects of Tashkent will also be showcased.
Day Two: Global Expertise and Architecture of the Future
Architects from France, Germany and Italy — including GRAFT Architects, Pininfarina and Matthieu Boustany — will speak about global trends in designing residential, commercial and mixed-use spaces. Experts from China, Brazil and CIS countries will explore promising international markets. Invocore CEO Sanjay Vaid (India) will share his vision for the future of development.
A Growing Middle Class Shapes Demand
According to Golden House representative Maksim Chirkin, Uzbekistan’s expanding middle class requires not only housing but quality, well-developed infrastructure. This drives the rapid growth of mixed-use projects across the country.
Investment Appeal Continues to Strengthen
Uzbekistan attracted $39 billion in investment in 2024, and its GDP is expected to exceed $130 billion in 2025. Sea Breeze’s Mikail Namazov highlights the stable growth of Tashkent and rising demand for renovated, high-quality housing.
Timofey Kuzminich (Alutech) notes high market demand, broader material offerings and increasing interest from foreign companies. At the same time, unified construction norms and standards are being formed.
Move Real Estate Summit has previously been held in Almaty, Dubai and Baku. The 2026 co-organizer is Sea Breeze, and the event is designed exclusively for senior executives and business owners.
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