Urgent advice from Dr. Hossein Abdu Tabrizi to the medical government; the threshold of tolerance for the housing crisis has reached the stage of "eroding the ability to live". Mitzpe the housing market: 1 Simultaneously with the publication of the report "Promise for 4 million housing units in 4 years", which tells about the delivery of less than 200,000 housing units in the last 5 years, Dr. Hassin Abed Tabrizi in his new analysis of the "housing crisis" and "4 issues of government housing projects".
He proposed short-term and basic policies for the government to improve the situation. 2 Since the fall of 1400, when the "4 million houses in 4 years" program was approved, until today only 723 thousand housing units have been built, of which 107 thousand units have been delivered, of which 85% have been delivered in the last two years. 3 One of the main reasons for the "failure" of the national housing is the delay in the payment of the construction loan.
In these 5 years, according to the law, 3000 KMT were supposed to be paid for the construction of subsidized housing, but only 165 KMT were paid. 4 Another major reason for the "failure of national housing" is the lack of funds for the "supply of water, electricity and gas" for 99-year-old lands.
So far, 52 Hammets have been issued to the National Housing Infrastructure Service, when 154 Hammets are needed. 5 Dr. Hossein Abdu Tabrizi sees these failures as "limited financial resources, inappropriate location of 99-year-old lands, limited ability of households to pay and lack of infrastructure at the construction sites of supportive housing." In his appeal to the medical government, he describes any type of "expansion of the program for handing over land and increasing the registration" in the wake of "heaviness in the government's obligations and behind the previous promises to provide housing at a certain price and to receive more from the people" which will cause an erosion of public trust. In an article presented by Dr. Abdo Tabrizi, an economic expert, to "Economic World", the housing crisis of the last 5 years was described as "unprecedented" in the last 50 years, and points to the movement of demand for housing consumption in the big cities towards "zero", it was emphasized: the problem is not only the increase in housing prices; the bigger problem is the income and expenditure disparities caused by the "structural inability of household income to meet the cost of living". When all of people's income is spent on food, rent, travel, treatments and education, there is no savings to buy a house and no ability to pay the mortgage payments.