Manouchehr Khajeh-Daljouei, the head of the Housing Foundation of the Islamic Revolution, announced an increase in housing loans for low-income groups and the provision of grants to applicants. According to this decision, for each residential unit, a 500 million Toman 20-year interest-free loan and a 200 million Toman grant will be provided. These measures are intended to facilitate homeownership for those in need and assist in providing housing for them.
Details of Loans and Grants
Khajeh-Daljouei further stated that if applicants do not have land, the necessary land for housing construction will be provided to them free of charge. This action could be an effective step in supporting individuals seeking to create a suitable shelter for themselves and their families.
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Additionally, if applicants are covered by the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee or the Welfare Organization, they can benefit from another 400 million Toman grant. This program is designed to reduce the financial burden on low-income groups and can have a significant impact on improving the living conditions of these individuals.
Support for Needy Groups
The head of the Housing Foundation of the Islamic Revolution emphasized that these supports are aimed at facilitating homeownership for applicants and assisting in providing housing for low-income groups. He added: "Our goal is to create conditions through appropriate facilities so that more individuals can achieve homeownership and benefit from living in suitable housing."
This plan could be particularly helpful in the current economic conditions where many individuals are facing financial challenges. Given that housing is one of the basic needs of every family, these actions could contribute to improving the quality of life and economic prosperity in society.
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