Ali Nabian, the CEO of the National Land and Housing Organization, announced in a press conference today the allocation of 146,278 hectares of land to this organization for the implementation of the Housing Production Leap Law. He emphasized that of this amount, 56,921 hectares have been annexed to the boundaries of cities.
Actions and Agreements for Land Provision
Nabian further added: The surplus lands of government agencies also play an important role in this process, and ownership documents have been issued in the name of the National Land and Housing Organization for 7,774 hectares of these lands. Additionally, agreements with real and legal owners have resulted in the identification of 31,654 hectares of land, of which 10,483 hectares have received approval from the organization's board of directors. He also noted that within the framework of Article 25 of the Housing Production Leap Law, agreements have been made to secure 11,300 hectares of land with the armed forces.
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Residential Projects and Land Provision for Low-Income Groups
The CEO of the National Land and Housing Organization, referring to the actions taken, said: Out of a total of 39,311 hectares of land suitable for residential use allocated for the implementation of the Housing Production Leap Law and the Youth Population Law, preparation operations have been carried out on over 33,487 hectares. Nabian also announced the provision of about 7 trillion tomans from the organization's asset generation resources, which have been made available to contractors to assist in the execution of projects and to provide the contribution share for applicants in income brackets one to four.
He added: For the housing of the underprivileged, land has been secured for 50,000 units, and in the past year, the land needed for 44,784 units has been identified and allocated. Additionally, in the implementation of the Youth Population Law, land has been provided for 163,467 individuals, and transfer contracts have been signed for 81,382 individuals.
Abdolreza Golpayegani, a member of the executive board of the National Land and Housing Organization, also referred to the integration of the missions of land, housing, and urban regeneration during the meeting, stating: This integration will help in the renewal of neighborhoods, and its goal is to provide more effective services to the people and ensure adequate and affordable housing for low-income groups.
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