Tashkent City Districts and its characteristics

Tashkent City

🗺️ Tashkent City Districts (as of 2025)

Tashkent comprises 13 districts, each with its unique characteristics:

1. Mirabad – Central business district with diplomatic missions and upscale amenities.

2. Yakkasaray – A blend of residential and commercial areas.

3. Mirzo-Ulugbek – Known for its educational institutions and tech hubs.

4. Yunusabad – A mix of residential zones and green spaces.

5. Shaikhontohur – Features a combination of historical sites and modern developments.

6. Chilanzar – A densely populated district with diverse communities.

7. Almazar – Residential area with a growing infrastructure.

8. Sergeli – Industrial zone with expanding residential areas.

9. Uchtepa – Known for its suburban feel and agricultural lands.

10. Bektemir – A mix of residential and industrial areas.

11. Yangihayot – A newer district with developing infrastructure.

12. Yashnabad – Residential area with a focus on community development.

13. New Tashkent – The newest district, established in 2024, covering approximately 20,000 hectares.

🌟 Top Districts to Live in Tashkent

1. Yunusabad

• Why it's great: Modern housing, green parks, embassies, international schools.

• Who it suits: Expats, families, professionals.

• Notable areas: Minor metro area, Khamid Olimjon Park.

• Property price (avg/m²): ~$1,128

• Rental trend: Rising, with strong demand.

2. Mirzo-Ulugbek

• Why it's great: Educational hubs, tech centers, solid infrastructure.

• Who it suits: Young professionals, academics, students.

• Highlights: Inha University, IT Park.

• Property price: ~$1,174/m²

• Rental yield: Among the best (12%).

3. Mirabad

• Why it's great: Upscale, central, walkable, diplomatic area.

• Who it suits: Businesspeople, diplomats, high-income locals.

• Property price: ~$1,326/m² (highest in city)

• Vibe: Classy, secure, well-developed.

4. Yakkasaray

• Why it's great: Central yet quieter than Mirabad, with a mix of old and new buildings.

• Who it suits: Locals looking for a balance of location and affordability.

• Property price: ~$1,195/m²

5. Shaikhontohur

• Why it's great: Historical charm, good schools, cultural life.

• Who it suits: Families, retirees, those appreciating tradition and tranquility.

• Property price: ~$1,144/m²

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Good for Families

• Yunusabad – clean air, playgrounds, safe

• Mirzo-Ulugbek – education-focused

• Yashnabad – more affordable, family-oriented

💼 Good for Professionals & Expats

• Mirabad – central, close to business hubs

• Mirzo-Ulugbek – near offices and startups

• Yakkasaray – good balance of location and price

💸 Best Budget-Friendly Districts

• Sergeli, Bektemir, Uchtepa – Cheaper housing (avg. ~$1,050/m²), though with less central access and newer infrastructure.

🆕 Emerging Area

New Tashkent (Established in 2024)

• Planned as a modern extension of Tashkent city

• Massive infrastructure investments

• Best for investors or long-term planners

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If you are looking for a district with good international schools, quiet neighborhoods, and solid investment value. Budget is around $200,000.

🏡 Mirzo-Ulugbek District

• International Schools Nearby:

  • Tashkent International School (IB curriculum)

  • The British School of Tashkent (UK curriculum)

  • Oxbridge International School (IB curriculum)

  • Westminster International School (UK curriculum)

  • International Talent Academy (IB curriculum)

• Neighborhood: Quiet residential areas with green spaces.

• Investment Potential: Strong demand for family housing; property values have been appreciating.

• Metro Access: Served by the Yunusabad Line

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