Will the JCPOA take the poison of inflation from housing transactions?

Elham Samadzadeh/according to Tejarat News, housing market These days, it is in a critical situation due to the reduction of construction, an event that has actually caused an inflationary stagnation in housing transactions and has led many consumer and investment applicants to parallel markets, but in the current situation, some experts believe that They believe that if the JCPOA is realized, the housing market will also benefit from this process and prosperity will return to this market once again.
The significant reduction in housing construction and the empty promises of national housing construction have gone hand in hand so that this market falls into a coma and discourages consumers and first-time home buyers from buying a house. But another factor that has stopped housing transactions is the hope of revitalizing the JCPOA. Before the deal negotiations, the house owners did not go under the burden of selling their property and hoped that the house would continue to be expensive. But with the start of negotiations and the drop in the price of the dollar, buyers have held back and hope that the drop in the price of the dollar will also make housing cheaper. It seems that everything in the housing market is tied to the outcome of the JCPOA. But can Barjam make housing cheaper?
The JCPOA does not make housing flourish
The head of the Mass Builders Association said regarding the price of housing in case of the implementation of the JCPOA: Considering the prevailing conditions in the market, whether the JCPOA is signed or not, it will not have a special impact on the housing market and its price.
Mojtabi Begdeli in a conversation with Tejarat News and referring to the above article said: Unfortunately, in the last 8 years, no proper measures have been taken for the housing market, and after this period, the same government that promised to build four million housing units is now saying that more than one He will not build a million and a half houses. With this strategy, the most tangible slogan of the 13th government will be doomed to failure.
He further added: Considering the unfavorable conditions of the housing market, there is no hope for the revival of this market.
Reduction of inflationary stagnation in the shadow of the implementation of JCPOA
In response to the question of whether we will witness a boom in housing transactions or the market’s exit from the inflation record if the JCPOA is realized, Bigdali reminded: if the JCPOA is realized, the inflationary stagnation will decrease to some extent, but it should be kept in mind that housing cannot be considered as a changed because this market is the result of many factors, including proper construction and investment.
He noted: In the current situation, the friends intend to solve the housing problems with circulars, and instead of encouraging investors and providing the necessary conditions for people to enter the housing construction market, they intend to do all the work by themselves, which unfortunately is not possible. It is not done properly and only adds to the problems of the housing market.
By declaring that there is no other way to solve the crisis of the housing market except for the production of housing, Bigdali admitted: the country has the necessary potential to build mass housing within two to three years, but the authorities are not yet sure according to the possibilities of this one to two million national housing. that they can build, but according to the existing conditions, my prediction is to build 200,000 to 300,000 units of national housing, and more than this number is practically not possible and remains only as a slogan.