A total of 3,904 buildings and facilities are currently registered as municipal property in Ulaanbaatar, with a combined book value of MNT 1.7 trillion. Of these assets, 1,441 have been assessed as being in good condition, 1,895 in average condition, and 568 classified as being in poor condition.

During the regular briefing of the capital city’s senior officials, Head of the Municipal Property Relations Department V.Oyumaa presented a study on the leasing of municipal assets. According to the report, Ulaanbaatar has 796 municipally owned budget-funded organizations, 66 district-owned industrial enterprises, 26 municipally owned state-accounting enterprises, 17 legal entities with municipal ownership participation, and 17 municipally owned budget enterprises.

Over the past two years, authorities have reclaimed 15 buildings and facilities that had been illegally possessed by private entities and re-registered them as municipal property. These assets have a combined book value exceeding MNT 6 billion and an estimated market value of more than MNT 200 billion. As a result, revenues of MNT 7.4 billion in 2024 and MNT 18.2 billion in 2025 were transferred to the city budget.

Of the total revenues centralized into the municipal budget, 51.05 percent comes from other sources, 21.4 percent from privatization of assets, 15.05 percent from leasing activities, and 11.2 percent from dividend income. In addition, property ownership and contract compliance inspections were conducted at more than 300 organizations in Bayanzurkh and Songinokhairkhan districts, strengthening oversight and monitoring.

Published Date:2026-04-28