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Теректи

Almaty, Kazakhstan

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The available location evidence shows a low-rise residential area with detached houses and substantial greenery around the site. A nearby Terekti residential complex is described as modern, three-storey, monolithic-frame construction with landscaped grounds, but the exact building at the coordinates is not conclusively identified; therefore, the rating reflects moderate overall quality rather than a high-confidence assessment.^AI

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The available evidence identifies modern construction and pre-finish delivery for the nearby Terekti complex, including leveled walls and ceilings, floor screed, windows, doors, and radiators. Because pre-finish condition still requires resident-completed finishing and the exact building is uncertain, the renovation rating is moderate.^AI

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Satellite imagery shows abundant trees and undeveloped green areas immediately around the residential streets. This environment can support seasonal insects, but there is no direct evidence of infestation inside the apartments, so only a slightly below-average rating is justified.^AI

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Satellite imagery shows green open areas, trees, and predominantly low-rise houses around the location, creating potential for relatively open views. Actual views depend on floor and window orientation, and the imagery does not verify them for individual apartments.^AI

Lighting

The building area is surrounded by low-rise development and open green spaces rather than dense high-rise blocks, which generally allows more daylight access. The satellite imagery does not establish window orientation or the quality of artificial lighting, so the rating remains moderate.^AI

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Теректи

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 17:28

We bought a four-room apartment here so that each child would have at least some privacy. The price per square meter was the deciding factor. It's livable, the square footage is fair, but the quality of the rough finish from the developer is atrocious; literally everything had to be redone.

Raimbek Avenue and the area near the Altyn Orda market are completely closed every single day. The commute to the city center takes over an hour each way.

The Chinese foil door was thrown out on the very first day. They installed a heavy metal one with good locks. I'm not worried about the children in the apartment, but we try not to leave strollers and scooters in the stairwell.

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микрорайон Думан-2 18

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 17:21

I bought an apartment here purely because of the price; it was one of the most affordable options within the city limits. The layout is standard, and the space is ample. It's livable if you work all day and only come home to sleep, but don't have any illusions about it being comfortable.

Building Quality

The houses are panel and block-type, and they're warm in winter, with radiators that provide adequate heat. However, the roofs on the upper floors are sometimes poor quality, with leaks occurring in the spring.

The highway itself is dusty and muddy, and sidewalks are scarce. In spring and fall, if you leave the asphalt, you can sink into the mud.

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Suyunbai Avenue 108

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 17:42

I bought an apartment here because it was close to work—my office and warehouses are in the lower part of the city. Logistics were a top priority for me. The apartment is warm and the square footage is standard. For a working person who isn't looking for the area's prestige, it's an excellent option.

Working class, mid-level managers, native residents of the Almaty-1 district. Busy, pragmatic people, without unnecessary pathos.

The courtyard is small, paved with asphalt and cobblestones. There's a modest playground and a few benches. There's no room for proper walks, and there's a distinct lack of greenery.

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Kopernik Street 130

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

20 Feb 2026, 06:36

The building is attractive, not a dreary box, and the entrance is stylish. However, due to its proximity to the city's main park, it's always bustling with random people on weekends; there's no escape from the hustle and bustle.

The view of Gorky Park's greenery is simply breathtaking, especially in the fall. I chose this residential complex for this view; it's incredibly inspiring and a real eye-opener.

Transport Accessibility

There are plenty of buses running along Gogolya Street, with stops nearby. The metro is a 20-25-minute walk away, and if the weather is nice, you can even walk there.

4.5km

Abylai Khan Avenue 92

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 16:19

I've lived here for a long time, and I adore this apartment for its high ceilings and thick walls. The square footage is excellent, and it's easy to breathe. But the layouts in these early 2000s buildings are a bit awkward in places, with a lot of space wasted on hallways.

There's security at the entrance, cameras. But the building is constantly surrounded by crowds of people, tourists, and onlookers. There's no absolute privacy here, like in gated communities in the foothills.

The old guard, the intelligentsia, and the first wave of businessmen live here. No random people here. Everyone respects each other, there's always pleasant small talk in the elevator, and no one gets into trouble at night.

6.9km

Seyfullin Avenue 500

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

18 Feb 2026, 20:23

Our apartment is spacious, the ceilings are high, and it's easy to breathe. We bought it a long time ago, when the complex was just being completed; back then, it was the best place in the city. The renovations are certainly in need of updating, but the walls are smooth and the soundproofing is excellent; you can't hear your neighbors at all.

The door is armored, dating back to the days when they built it well. There's an alarm, but we rarely use it. The entrance is quiet, and the concierge knows everyone by sight.

The mountain views from the upper floors are stunning, especially at sunrise. You can see the ski jumps and Kok-Tobe, and in the evening the city glows, very beautiful and romantic.

7.2km

Tolebaev Street 130

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

20 Feb 2026, 06:08

I've lived in this Stalin-era building since I was a child; my parents left me the apartment. The ceilings are nearly three meters high, the walls are thick brick, and the energy here is simply incredible. The only downside is that the layout isn't the most modern; the long hallways eat up a lot of usable space.

The area is incredibly quiet, a residential oasis right in the center of the metropolis. There's no traffic noise, only the rustling of leaves and the singing of birds in the morning.

The neighbors are old Almaty intellectuals, professors, musicians, everyone has known each other for decades. No random people here, just greeting each other, asking about their health, the atmosphere is very warm and homey.

7.4km

Seyfullin Avenue 579

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 17:48

Mostly business people, expats, and business owners. Everyone is busy, so no one bothers them unnecessarily. The only downside is that many apartments are sublet, which means there's a constant rotation of strangers in the entryway.

There are no parks nearby. You can reach the Terrain Course in 5-7 minutes by car, but there's not much walking available, only along the sidewalks.

The roads are very noisy. The hum of cars is a constant background noise here.

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Mikrorayon Samal-2 45

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

20 Feb 2026, 02:08

Parking is a constant problem. During the day, the place is jammed with cars from people who work nearby, and in the evening, locals fight for every space. Sometimes you have to park quite far from home.

The intercom works, but the courtyard is a walk-through area. During the day, employees from neighboring business centers and delivery drivers often use it as a shortcut.

I did the renovations myself, replacing old wiring and leveling the floors. I installed good German-made sound-insulated windows to block out as much street noise as possible.

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Al-Farabi Avenue 21

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

20 Feb 2026, 02:15

The apartment is excellent, spacious, with gorgeous floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows. I chose this complex for its status and proximity to the city's business center. The only major drawback is that in the summer, the double-glazed windows can get very hot, as the air conditioners are constantly running.

The hallways and floors are spotlessly clean, with the marble polished daily to a high shine. The cleaning staff works virtually unnoticed, and trash is removed strictly on schedule.

There are a huge number of coffee shops around, and the quality of the drinks is very good. You can always grab a quick, excellent flat white before work right in the building next door.

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Satpaev Street 30а к1

Almaty, Kazakhstan

Anonymous

2 Mar 2026, 16:26

I bought the apartment a long time ago, when the complex had just been completed. The square footage is decent, the ceilings are fine. It's comfortable to live in, but the building is gradually getting older, and it's starting to hit my wallet. I have to call plumbers regularly because of leaks.

There's underground parking, and spaces cost a fortune. But guest parking is a rarity. If relatives come to visit, they have to leave their car somewhere on the surrounding streets and walk.

The view of the river and mountains is the only thing I have no complaints about. Especially in the fall, when the trees turn yellow. I open the balcony, look at the water, and it seems to calm my nerves.

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