A sharp drop in housing prices is unlikely

“If housing sales sites, statistical centers and some non-experts do not cause turmoil, we can expect a further drop in house prices, but we can not expect a sharp drop,” said the president of the Union of Real Estate Advisors, according to Tejarat News. .

Quoted from ایسناMostafa Gholi Khosravi stated about the price of housing: The average price of housing in Tehran, according to official statistics, is about 32 million Tomans per meter, but the average price offered on sales sites is more than 50 million Tomans. This means that everyone sets their own price for their home, and the administrators of these systems have no control over it. We have repeatedly stated that arbitrary rates are creating tension in the housing market, but we are still seeing false prices in real estate systems.

Has the housing market stabilized in the last two weeks?

He added: “Fortunately, the housing market has stabilized in recent months.” Much of this calm owes much to the 13th government’s efforts in launching the National Housing Movement and promising news of nuclear talks. With the fall in the price of the dollar, the prices of gold, cars and housing also fell, and our studies show a decrease of about half a percent in house prices in Tehran over the past two weeks.

The head of the union of real estate consultants said that the current calm of the housing market should be maintained with the sympathy of the people and officials: “Usually three groups, including non-experts, statistical centers and property sales systems cause tension in the real estate market.”

Our request is that non-experts refrain from conducting stressful media interviews. Sales systems sometimes think only of their own influence and interest, and do not care what happens to the market when astronomical rates are announced.

People complain about some housing sales systems

Khosravi emphasized: We boycotted one of the most popular systems for selling property. About 50 people complained about this site for various reasons. For example, it is stated that the system in question by concluding a contract by bypassing real estate consultants, which greatly reduces the security factor.

Of course, this site denied, but in any case, these complaints have been sent to us. We were building on interaction and we announced that they would come to negotiate but they did not come. But what annoys people about these systems is the announcement of outdated prices, which leads to higher housing prices.

“Some sites have created false competition in the housing market,” he said. A person who enters his mobile phone and sees that his neighbor has set the price of his house at 40 million Tomans per meter, he also sets 45 million Tomans per meter. The third person puts 50 million tomans in the side alley and this increasing trend continues. This issue needs to be addressed.

A sharp decline in housing prices is unlikely

The head of the union of real estate consultants, in response to the question of how much one can hope for a fall in housing prices, clarified: Just as there is no expectation of a rise in prices after a jump in prices, it is naturally unreasonable to expect a sharp fall.

Once the housing market has stabilized, it is a good thing that it can increase the purchasing power of applicants in the future. With the plan of the National Housing Movement, we very much hope that supply and demand will reach a balance and prices will be reasonable.

Optimism about the plan of the National Housing Movement

Khosravi, stating that the price of units of the National Housing Movement is not commensurate with the ability of the people, said: the government should allocate more resources to this project and banks should fulfill their legal obligation to allocate 360 ​​thousand billion tomans annually to this project.

Now, from time to time, 40 million Tomans are demanded from the applicants. If people had such money that they did not need to enter the scheme at all.

He said: “At the same time, I believe in the perseverance of Mr. Raisi and I am sure that if the government promises to build one million houses a year, it will fulfill this promise.” My acquaintance with Mr. Raisi dates back to years ago and I know that he has concerns and plans at all levels of the housing sector, from the tracking code to organizing the market and increasing construction.