How many meters from the roof? – Trade News

According to Tejarat News, the story of rooftop sales in Tehran has been raised for many years, and this issue is more prominent in some areas of Tehran.

Although officials have said in the past that they will address the issue, the problem remains.

Nasser Amani, a member of the Tehran City Council, says in this regard: Have you ever heard of an alley with no name or number? Not in all parts of the country, but in the center of Tehran; In the old and forgotten neighborhood of Shemiran No, Lavizan’s neighbor, people whose voices are not heard.

We have not solved the problem of registering people’s housing documents for 50 years

Emphasizing that the voices of the people of Shemiran No neighborhood were not heard, 62% of the residential and commercial properties of these people resulted in their promises and decades of efforts to register and document their dilapidated and unstable homes.

Tehran City Council member continued: Shemiran No is a noble neighborhood with honorable people that is the cradle of holy defense heroes and living commanders like Sardar Ali Fazli and has 170 martyrs, but due to the accumulated problems and fruitlessness of people’s efforts for development, more They have migrated to other parts of Tehran.

Amani emphasized: “We have not solved the problem of registering and housing documents for 50 years, and at the same time we do not allow demolition and renovation, and we force people to demolish their houses out of urgency, and we provide the ground for the exploitation of traders and brokers.”

One is the owner of the roof, the other is the owner of the staircase and the other is the owner of the basement

“From rooftops and basements to multi-family homes, one owns a roof, another owns a staircase and another owns a basement, and some vendors sell the roof, hallway, floor and yard separately,” he said.

In Shemiran No, the owners of the roofs of their houses give up

Kaveh Haj Ali Akbari, CEO of the Tehran City Renovation Organization, told a Fars reporter about this: “In some neighborhoods of Tehran where land is scarce, new methods have been created, such as selling roofs, and this is mostly done in Golabdereh and Shemiran No.”

He continued: in Shemiran No, the owners of the roofs of their houses give up and the construction is done at night and this process continues.

The CEO of the Tehran City Renovation Organization added: “A building was one-story 10 years ago and now it has four floors, and there are buildings that lack minimum standards and safety durability.”

Referring to informal settlements, he said: “The population density is high in these areas.” Construction in these areas is illegal and the district municipality must deal with these constructions.

In the most expensive area of ​​Tehran, there is a neighborhood that sells the roof for 10 million tomans per meter to create a worn-out class unit.

Source: فارس