Territory of Growth 2026: real-estate law conference

About the event

Territory of Growth: Legal Solutions for Real Estate and Construction was scheduled for 22 October 2026 at Stone Towers, 19 Bumazhny Proezd, Moscow. The published timetable began registration at 09:30, with business sessions set for 10:00–17:30. Its subjects include real-estate financing, integrated territorial development, project and construction risks, and property disputes. The conference is aimed at developers, design and construction firms, investors and legal specialists. This copy describes the official programme topics and questions; it does not present them as legal conclusions or proof that sessions actually took place.

Project financing and economics form a thread across the business programme. Published questions connect financing structure with contract terms, risk allocation and protection of a project’s economics during delivery. The list separately includes credit documentation and mortgages on commercial property, financial partnerships, bank relationships and project costs. For developers and investors, this area provides a way to relate legal conditions to financial planning and management of obligations. The conference page raises these subjects for discussion; it does not give an individual answer about the value of a particular arrangement or the legality of a specific contract.

Integrated territorial development (KRT) has a dedicated programme section. Published questions address regional differences, KRT contract structures, rights holders, non-residential development, infrastructure obligations, project changes and use as loan security. Other announced topics concern land, land-use restrictions, land acquisition and compensation. Together, these subjects cover interactions between developers, landowners and public parties in territorial projects.

The programme separately addresses valuation and compensation in KRT through procedural questions, disputes, compensation calculations and approaches to valuation materials. The list includes an owner’s perspective, an expert view of valuation components and practical questions about protecting rights in a dispute. For project participants, this signals a connection between land decisions, asset valuation and financial consequences.

Construction and project risks appear across several announced sessions. Topics include contractor terms, changes to a project or its status, special land-use zones, exposure when a contractor is in difficulty or may become insolvent, insurance and force majeure. Together these subjects show that legal risk can arise at different stages, from preparation and site selection through construction and litigation.

Financial, tax and corporate questions sit alongside land and construction-contract issues. Official session titles refer to bank relationships, tax risks, financial partnerships, claims and property conflicts. Their place in one programme helps show how financing, contracts and construction decisions may intersect in a development project. At the same time, the event copy does not establish a specific interpretation of tax requirements, insurance coverage, a bank condition or a court position. These remain questions that the organisers included in the programme. The risk block also lists criminal-law risks in property and construction and a construction company’s risk cycle, including taxation and bankruptcy.

Court and pre-court disputes are described as another stage of project risk. The programme names challenges to tenders and land rights, contractor disputes, claims for losses, construction quality, deprivatisation and demolition of unauthorised buildings. It also includes questions about client remedies and proving the size of losses from construction downtime. This structure helps distinguish disputes before construction, during contract performance and when investment is defended.

The published timetable divides the day into four sessions. Olga Arkhangelskaya moderates the financing block from 10:00 to 11:30. Integrated territorial development and urban planning with Denis Litvinov are listed for 11:45–13:30. Developer risks with Sergey Lyubimov are scheduled for 14:15–15:45, followed by property and construction disputes with Evgeniya Peshkova from 16:00 to 17:30. Lunch is listed for 13:30–14:15, with coffee breaks at 11:30–11:45 and 15:45–16:00. The programme is published on the Pravo.ru Conferences platform.