What is the effect of the national housing plan on the market? / Housing price forecast

According to Tejarat News, the leap plan Housing National was announced to the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development by the 13th government last year. Recently, the second stage of registration in this plan has been implemented. But what flaws does the plan of the 13th government have and in what way will it have a positive effect on the market? House price Lays?

Maisham Mehrpour, a housing expert, said in a conversation with Tejarat News: The Housing Leap Plan was an idea according to which one million housing units would be built every year for four years. With this plan, the supply of housing would increase, and by bringing supply and demand closer together, the possibility of price reduction would increase.

He continued: But there are two issues in this regard. One is that until now, a year has passed since the 13th government, nothing has been done according to the plans. The next point is that if one million units are built a year, but these units are not in accordance with the demand of the applicants, it still cannot affect the rental price to a large extent.

Mehrpour explained in this regard: For example, a citizen in Tehran needs a house in the areas of this city, but the empty units are generally either around the city or located in areas where the price is high and most of the citizens can afford to buy or rent. They don’t have it. It seems that the housing boom plan is not compatible with the demand of society in big cities.

Forecasting the housing market and price

This expert also said: Iran is one of the few countries that faces both the problem of reducing housing supply and the problem of empty houses. There is a demand for housing, and on the other hand, there are surplus houses that do not match these demands. In order to solve this imbalance, in addition to increasing production, the government must also create this balance between supply and demand.

He said about his prediction of this market: in the field Housing The minimum price increase is expected to be proportional to the general inflation. But it is unlikely that we will see a price jump until the end of the year.