Announcing the amount brought by the applicants for the supportive housing plan
According to Tejarat News, Mahmoud Mahmoudzadeh, Deputy Minister of Housing and Construction, stating that the amount of applicants has been specified in the National Housing Movement plan, said: 40 million Tomans for ordinary applicants and 20 million Tomans for two to three deciles. Is.
He continued: “Projects will be started and implemented more quickly with the financing of applicants as well as the payment of facilities.”
The Deputy Minister of Housing and Construction, stating that applicants must pay their dues in four or five stages, added: “The construction of units of the National Housing Movement is based on the cost of housing units, which is in addition to the facilities that belong to And the rest is in the form of a contract between the builders and the applicants, and the applicant must pay with financing.
The official said that the facilities for the housing production leap project were the same as the proposals that had been announced before. The provinces will receive 350 million tomans in construction facilities.
The official stated: The figure of these facilities in other cities is 350 million Tomans and for rural housing is 250 million Tomans.
Mahmoudzadeh emphasized: this amount of facilities has been approved by the Monetary and Credit Council and the amount of its installments has been determined.
He stated that the executive operation of the National Housing Movement plan has started in most provinces since the beginning of November, and said: so far, more than 950,000 people have registered in the National Movement plan through the “Saman” system.
The official reminded: Applicants have the opportunity to have four conditions of marriage and head of household, at least five years of residence in the requested city, no private property and finally not using the facilities within a month and up to 28 November. From the beginning of the revolution in the field of housing, the government should register.
Source: Young Journalist Club