Housing Foundation: Repairs Finished on 93,000 of 101,000 War-Damaged Units, Completion Expected Within a Month

Manouchehr Khajeh Delouei, head of the Housing Foundation of the Islamic Revolution, said, as EcoIran reported from Hamshahri Online on October 31, 2026, that physical progress on repairing and rebuilding homes damaged in the 40-day war has passed 92 percent and will finish within the next month. According to him, 101,000 residential and commercial units in cities under the foundation's responsibility were damaged, and repairs on 93,000 of them were completed as of this week.

Of that total, 1,400 units must be rebuilt from scratch and construction of 700 has begun after permits were issued; about 20 newly built units were put into use last week. He said the original plan was to finish by the end of 1406 and the work is expected to end sooner. Khajeh Delouei said assessments covered more than 140,000 cases in 407 cities and villages, and the rebuilding of 3,300 units from last year's 12-day war was completed in December 2025. The figures are the foundation head's statement and were not independently verified here; 3,500 buildings were damaged in Tehran, which is the municipality's responsibility.