Housing organizations also undertake a lot of projects. As a result, there is an incompatibility between demand and supply. In that context, the 2013 housing slump in the housing sector But in the last one-and-a-half years, flat sales have increased by approximately 5-7%.
Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB) leaders of the housing business organizations organized a press conference organized on Sunday at the National Press Club in the capital. However, they do not have specific information-data. They got the idea of increasing flat sales from the traders.
Rehab's Winter Housing Fairs are being held in the capital's Bangabandhu International Conference Center on Thursday for five days. Rehab arranged a press conference yesterday to provide details about the fair. It read the written statement of the organization's senior vice president Nurunnabi Chowdhury. There was a big part of his speech on the part of the claim. However, Rehob leaders have been demanding the same demands for almost all the years. The claim is not met. So they repeated the old claims repeatedly.
Rehob asked the government to reconsider the funding of Tk 20,000 crore to fulfill the dreams of housing for low and middle income people. So that loans are available for one-piece interest. Besides, the leaders of the organization have demanded to reduce the registration costs of the flats. If they believe that the cost of registering costs down from 14 percent to 6-7 percent, the dynamics of the housing sector will return. However, they did not say anything about the old claims of black money or unpaid investment benefits in the housing sector.
Rehab's senior vice-president Nurunnabi Chowdhury said in a written statement: "For some years due to certain policy-makers, the housing sector is going through a crisis. Though the situation is slightly improved, the crisis is still going on. Although some private banks gave loans at a one-piece interest, there was no announcement from the government.
Rehob's demand is not being fulfilled. Where's the problem? Asked about the situation, Nurunnabi Chowdhury said, "Rehab has been giving some reasons for a few years to revive the housing sector. The claim is not completely fulfilled, it can not be said. Though the government did not announce the announcement, the Bangladesh House Building Finance Corporation formed a fund of Tk 850 crore. They are giving loans at a one-sized interest rate. Apart from this, the assurance of reducing the registration fee is matched. Hopefully, the announcement will come in the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Rehob's vice-president said, there is a secondary market of housing sector in most of the world. But the market is not being created due to high registration costs in Bangladesh. For this reason, the registration cost for old flats needs to be set to be 2-3%. He also said that some initiatives have been taken to stop the fraud of the customers. That's why cheating has decreased comparatively.
Rehob's first vice-president Liaquat Ali Bhuiyan, director Kamal Mahmud, Shakil Kamal Chowdhury, Abu Bakar Siddique, Mela Anwar, Mela Anwar, SM Imdad Hossain and MG Azam were also present at the press conference. It was informed that Commerce Minister Tofail Ahmed will inaugurate the 5-day Rehab housing fair. 203 housing, building construction and financial institutions will participate in the fair.
Entry entrance will be open for visitors at two o'clock on the opening day. The fair will be held from 10am to 9pm in the rest of the day. Ticket price is 50 taka for the entrance of the fair and 'multiple ticket' for five entrance can be found at Tk 100. Tickets will be used to help the victims. Raffle draw on entry-ticket The first prize will be a private car.