Mirzo Ulug‘bek
The largest plot we have brought to market in five years
Villa410 m²5 bedrooms
$890,000
Practice
We build for the second decade, not the launch weekend
AYVON began as a two-person studio drawing courtyard houses in Yakkasaroy. Fifteen years later we develop our own sites, hold the drawings through construction, and sell the results ourselves — which means nobody in the chain can quietly cheapen a detail.
Every plan starts from the same three questions: where does the sun land in July, where does the family gather, and what will this façade look like once the plane trees have grown.
2011
Founded in Tashkent
1,860
Residences delivered
9
Completed developments
42
Architects, agents and engineers
Selected residences
Currently on the market
A short list, kept short on purpose. Each of these is a building we drew, built or know street by street.
Under construction
Under construction
By type
Find the shape of your next home
Seven collections, from a one-bedroom in the old quarter to a lake house two hours out of the city.
Apartments
03City floors with a courtyard downstairs and a metro within walking distance.
Villas
04Detached houses on their own ground, mostly east of the city.
Penthouses
01Top floors with terraces, taken as a whole level.
Townhouses
01Two- and three-storey houses in a row, sharing a garden wall.
Lofts
01Converted upper floors in the older brick quarters.
Commercial
01Offices, studios and ground-floor retail in buildings we manage.
Land
01Serviced plots with permits in place and a survey you can read.
Now building
Ayvon Yunusobod, Block C
Ninety-four residences around a raised garden courtyard, with the first keys handed over in autumn 2027. Block A and B are complete and occupied; Block C is at structural stage, and the plans can still be combined while the slabs are open.
Structure complete68%
- Handover
- Q4 2027
- Still available
- 31 of 94 homes
Combining two plans is possible until the floor is closed.
See the releaseThe city
Designed for Tashkent, not for a catalogue
Tashkent was rebuilt after the earthquake of 1966, which is why it is wide, low and full of trees, and why everything we put up is engineered to a seismic standard that a catalogue plan will never mention.
Summers reach the low forties and winters fall below zero, so a façade here has to work twice. So does a courtyard: shade in August is worth more than any finish.
1966
The earthquake the city was rebuilt after
+42 / −8 °C
The range a façade has to survive
4 lines
Metro, with the ring line still opening
Mahalla
The neighbourhood unit we plan around
Photographs of Tashkent are real places, from Wikimedia Commons.
Where we build
Eight districts, read carefully
We work where we can answer for the ground: water pressure, school catchments, how the traffic actually moves at eight in the morning. Select a district to see what is available there.
Select a district — Pin positions are approximate
Wide avenues, the tallest new blocks, and the shortest commute to the northern business strip.
- Typical price
- $1,450 / m²
- Price
- from $148,000
How a purchase works
Four steps, no surprises in the middle
- 01
First conversation
Thirty minutes, in the office or on the phone. Budget, districts, timing, and what you actually need the space to do.
- 02
Viewings
We take you to three or four addresses, never fifteen. Evenings and weekends included, and we drive.
- 03
Checks and terms
Title, cadastre, utilities and building documents reviewed by our lawyer before any payment is discussed. You see the same file we do.
- 04
Handover
Contract, payment schedule, keys, and a snagging visit sixty days after you move in.
Buyers
What people say afterwards
Collected from buyers and owners after handover.
Journal
Notes on building in Tashkent
Construction, districts, materials and the market — written by the people doing the work.
Next step
Come and see one
Photographs do a poor job of ceiling height and afternoon light. Pick a residence and we will meet you there.