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    The Central Bank decides to increase the housing sector allocations by (2.6) trillion dinars

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    Post by Rocky Tue 02 Nov 2021, 7:15 am

    [size=36]The Central Bank decides to increase the housing sector allocations by (2.6) trillion dinars[/size]

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    Baghdad - Mawazine News
    The Central Bank of Iraq announced, on Tuesday, an increase in the housing initiative allocations to the Real Estate Bank and the Housing Fund by an amount of (2.6) trillion Iraqi dinars.
    The Central Bank media said, in a statement received by Mawazine News, that "the amounts were distributed at a rate of (1.5) trillion dinars to the Real Estate Bank, and (1.1) trillion dinars to the Housing Fund."
    It is noteworthy that the initiative of the Central Bank to support the housing sector seeks to solve an important aspect of the housing crisis in Iraq and bring about significant economic development. Ended 29/A 4
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    The Central Bank of Iraq decides to increase the housing sector allocations

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    The Central Bank of Iraq announced, on Tuesday, an increase in the housing sector allocations.    
    The bank stated in a statement that "Economy News" received a copy of it, that "the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Iraq decided to increase the allocations of the housing initiative to the Real Estate Bank and the Housing Fund by an amount of (2.6) trillion Iraqi dinars, and the amounts were distributed by (1.5) trillion dinars. for the Real Estate Bank, and (1.1) trillion dinars for the Housing Fund.  
    The statement added, "It is reported that the initiative of the Central Bank of Iraq to support the housing sector contributed to solving an important aspect of the housing crisis in Iraq and brought about great economic development."  
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    The Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Iraq decided on Tuesday to increase the allocations of the housing initiative to the Real Estate Bank and the Housing Fund by an amount of (2.6) trillion Iraqi dinars, and by calculating the rate of one person receiving 100 million dinars, the increase will provide loans to about 26 thousand families.
    In a statement today, the bank stated that the amounts were distributed at 1.5 trillion dinars to the Real Estate Bank, and 1.1 trillion dinars to the Housing Fund.
    Pink indicated that the initiative of the Central Bank of Iraq to support the housing sector contributed to solving an important aspect of the housing crisis in Iraq and brought about great economic development.
    The former Minister of Construction and Housing, Bankin Rekani, had announced last September that Iraq needed 3 million and 500 thousand housing units to address the housing crisis in the country.
    Iraq suffers from a stifling housing crisis due to the increasing number of Iraq's population and the limited housing complexes, in addition to the citizen's inability to build his own housing unit due to the high cost of land and construction materials.
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    Shafaq News/ The Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Iraq decided on Tuesday to increase the housing initiative allocations to the Real Estate Bank and the Housing Fund by an amount of (2.6) trillion Iraqi dinars.
    In a statement today, the bank stated that the amounts were distributed at 1.5 trillion dinars to the Real Estate Bank, and 1.1 trillion dinars to the Housing Fund.
    Pink indicated that the initiative of the Central Bank of Iraq to support the housing sector contributed to solving an important aspect of the housing crisis in Iraq and brought about great economic development.
    The former Minister of Construction and Housing, Bankin Rekani, had announced last September that Iraq needed 3 million and 500 thousand housing units to address the housing crisis in the country.
    Iraq suffers from a stifling housing crisis due to the increasing number of Iraq's population and the limited housing complexes, in addition to the citizen's inability to build his own housing unit due to the high cost of land and construction materials.
    In early February 2021, the Central Bank of Iraq launched a new initiative in granting loans to employees worth 125 million dinars to purchase housing units in investment housing complexes.
    However, specialists saw the Central Bank's initiative as "like a fantasy", because of the administrative red tape and the complex instructions for government banks and the profits and burdens placed by those banks, which makes the person who wants to obtain the loan to buy a housing unit think carefully before taking this step.
    Real estate prices in the Iraqi market are witnessing a significant increase in the prices of housing units of plots of land and houses, especially after approving the new dollar exchange rate and granting financial loans to employees and citizens.
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