What plans does the government have to renovate worn-out structures?
According to Tejarat News, “Hassan Ahmadi Nouri” during his visit to the regeneration projects pointed out the importance of people’s social participation in achieving the goals of regeneration and added: People to be linked.
Ahmadi Nouri, stating that the government has provided a good opportunity to renovate worn-out structures by implementing urban regeneration projects, said: In fact, one of the most important policies of the company is to renovate and provide housing in worn-out urban structures.
He said: “Renovation work in these areas is being done through the definition of incentive packages, granting subsidy facilities and also the facilities that will be provided to the owners of worn-out structures with the coordination made by the municipalities.”
The head of the urban regeneration company noted: “Conditions have been created in such a way that both the owners and the private sector can do the renovation work if they wish.”
He reminded that these measures will eventually lead to the revival of informal settlements and provide the ground for the construction and renovation of residential units.
According to Ahmadi Nouri, the neighborhoods targeted for reconstruction often have narrow passages to which it is not possible to provide relief services in the event of an accident.
The head of the Urban Reconstruction Company stated: “The importance of the participation of the people of these neighborhoods will both help fulfill the government’s will to serve the deprived residents of these areas and will increase their welfare.”
According to IRNA, in order to renovate dilapidated residential units and informal settlements, renovation facilities up to an individual ceiling of 50 million Tomans will be paid at a 9% interest rate. The payment performance of these facilities in the framework of the National Housing Action Plan has been the payment of 40,000 facilities for the renovation of residential units.
At present, the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development in its future plans seeks to increase the renovation of worn-out units to 150,000 units per year, as well as increase the facility ceiling of these units and allocate profit subsidies during the participation and installment sales by 9 percent. In addition, renovation units in dilapidated structures are subject to other incentives under the Housing Production Leap Act, including reduction of building permit tariffs and tax cuts.
Plans to build one million housing units include plans to renovate worn-out structures. The Ministry of Roads and Urban Development plans to renovate these areas, focusing on developing incentives for residents and builders, using tax breaks, supporting developers’ activities, reducing non-construction costs, banking residents in informal settlements, and documenting land in these settlements with a view to preventing It is from their expansion.
Source: IRNA
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