Two targets of the seventh program in the housing sector will be adjusted by the government's decision within the framework of 'amending the provisions of the 5-year program law' to align with the economic realities of the country. This law mandated the construction of one million new housing units annually, of which 200,000 units were designated as 'supportive housing.' However, based on three factors, the production plan will be reduced to 740,000 units per year until 2028. The second mission of the government in this law is to 'offer 99-year land equivalent to five times the area of Tehran' over five years, which is double the 'actual supply capacity of livable land.'
The Impossible Mission of Housing Until 2028
The Iranian government has decided to reduce its housing construction target from one million to 740,000 units per year until 2028 due to economic realities. This adjustment affects the planned supportive housing units and the ambitious land supply goals. It highlights the challenges the government faces in addressing housing needs amid economic constraints.
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Iran government adjusts housing production targets amid economic realities until 2028.
- Iranian government announce housing sector
- Iranian government designate supportive housing
- Iranian government announce land supply
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The Iranian government is scaling back housing production targets due to economic constraints.
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