Iran Housing Foundation Expects War-Damaged Home Repairs to Finish Ahead of Schedule
Sahmino Newsroom | 1 November 2026 | 10 days ago
Manouchehr Khajehdelouei, head of Iran's Housing Foundation, said on Sunday, November 1, 2026, that repairs to about 102 thousand homes damaged in the Ramadan war were scheduled for completion by the end of Aban, four months ahead of the previous plan. That timetable covers repairs, not delivery of every destroyed home.
He put the number needing reconstruction at 1,200, saying about 700 had building permits and more than 20 had been handed over. Mehr, citing the Roads and Urban Development Ministry, reported that the foundation plans to finish the rebuilt units by the end of Iranian year 1406. That is a target, not a completed result.
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