The Ministry of Housing, Utilities, and Urban Communities has issued warnings to citizens regarding violations that could result in the withdrawal of allocated social housing units. This comes amid intensified inspections to ensure compliance with housing regulations.
Cases That May Lead to Housing Unit Revocation
The Ministry outlined specific violations that could result in the cancellation of housing allocations, as per the official terms and conditions. These include:
- Exceeding the maximum number of free appeal requests for eligibility reports (limited to two appeals).
- Exceeding the two-time limit for transferring a financing request between lenders.
- Surpassing the two permitted field verification requests (subject to fees).
- Failure to pay the remaining down payment or maintenance fees before signing the contract.
- Violating any conditions outlined in the official advertisement or application guidelines.
- Leaving the allocated unit unoccupied for over a year without providing a valid reason.
- Failing to complete the contracting process within six months of receiving the allocation letter.
- Missing two consecutive quarterly installment payments, followed by a third missed payment deadline.
In cases where an applicant fails to meet payment obligations, the Ministry will cancel the allocation, halt contract procedures, and refund paid amounts.
These measures aim to ensure fairness in housing distribution and prevent misuse of government-subsidized units.