The Constantine Housing Directorate has initiated a series of field visits in coordination with various concerned authorities to inspect stalled subsidized housing projects. These projects, which comprise approximately 5,000 housing units, have been delayed due to various issues. The visits aim to identify obstacles and develop practical solutions to restart work and accelerate project completion.
The field visits are part of the implementation of instructions from local authorities to address the situation of delayed housing projects. The visits involve inspecting construction sites and identifying the nature of difficulties faced by real estate developers. This includes assessing remaining work, external development, and connections to various networks.
The Constantine province has benefited from an allocation of 12,750 subsidized housing units, with over 8,000 units already handed over. The remaining projects are at varying stages of completion. Some projects are nearing completion, while others have experienced significant delays, necessitating increased coordination between concerned authorities to accelerate work.
The total number of stalled projects under the old subsidized housing scheme is approximately 5,000 units across the province. These projects require gradual resolution based on their status and progress. Some projects are at advanced stages, requiring only final work and external development, while others have made little progress.
The housing sector relies on field coordination between various authorities to implement instructions and ensure project completion. The goal is to restart stalled projects, address delays, and deliver housing units to beneficiaries as soon as possible.
The issue of stalled subsidized housing projects is a significant concern in Constantine, with many projects delayed for several years. Beneficiaries have called for local authorities to intervene and accelerate project completion. The authorities are working to find solutions and ensure that projects are completed within a reasonable timeframe.
The Housing Directorate's efforts aim to provide a solution to the housing crisis in Constantine. By coordinating with various authorities and stakeholders, the Directorate hopes to deliver much-needed housing units to beneficiaries and address the concerns of those who have been waiting for years.
Key points
- The Constantine Housing Directorate is working to resolve issues with 5,000 subsidized housing units that have stalled due to various issues.
- The Directorate is coordinating with multiple authorities to accelerate project completion and deliver housing units to beneficiaries.
- The province has allocated 12,750 subsidized housing units, with over 8,000 units already handed over to beneficiaries.
