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Ժամանակաշրիան: 06 Apr 2020 – 04 Sept 2021 · Դիմումներ: 67

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Մոդելի արդյունք

The citizen submissions routed to the Urban Development Committee reveal intense systemic pressure on housing policy, split between immediate physical safety hazards and structural affordability crises. The most critical operational concern involves families living in structurally compromised 4th-degree accident-prone buildings and temporary disaster-zone shelters, where current housing purchase certificate (BBD) values are reported as financially insufficient to secure replacement housing. Simultaneously, a dominant cluster of complaints highlights an unregulated private rental market and demands the introduction of state-backed rent-to-own or social housing frameworks. Addressing these issues requires the Committee to pivot from passive casework to active legislative reform of housing acquisition programs and condominium maintenance regulations, in close coordination with MLSA, MTAD, and municipal authorities.

Շտապ ազդանշաններ

  • Բարձր Immediate safety hazards in 4th-degree accident-prone residential buildings

    Multiple citizens report living in active 4th-degree emergency buildings, which are structurally compromised and pose an immediate threat to life and safety.

    Coordinate with local municipalities to inspect the specific buildings mentioned, assess immediate evacuation needs, and review temporary shelter options.

    Evidence →

Ուշադրության ուղղություններ

Մոդելի արդյունք

Մեկ դիմումը կարող է աջակցել մեկից ավելի ուղղության։

  1. 01 Demand for rent-to-own schemes and social housing amid rental market inflation Բարձր Առաջին վերլուծության ժամանակաշրիան
    0 աջակցող դիմում

    A dominant portion of the batch highlights that high rental prices and restrictive mortgage terms are locking young and vulnerable families out of housing, leading to urgent calls for state-backed rent-to-own programs.

    • · Establish a joint task force with MLSA and the Central Bank to draft a rent-to-own housing policy framework. · 90 օրվա ընթացքում
  2. 02 Resettlement and policy gaps for 4th-degree accident-prone buildings and disaster zones Կրիտիկական Առաջին վերլուծության ժամանակաշրիան
    0 աջակցող դիմում

    Citizens are living in structurally compromised, hazardous buildings (4th-degree) and temporary shelters, posing immediate physical safety risks.

    • · Conduct an urgent safety audit of the 4th-degree accident-prone buildings identified in the citizen submissions. · 7 օրվա ընթացքում
    • · Review and adjust the financial valuation rules for housing purchase certificates (BBDs) to match current market prices. · 30 օրվա ընթացքում
  3. 03 Condominium (hamatirutyun) regulatory failure and housing stock maintenance Ստանդարտ Առաջին վերլուծության ժամանակաշրիան
    0 աջակցող դիմում

    Long-term neglect of multi-apartment building maintenance has led to systemic deterioration of common areas and unresolved funding models for maintenance staff.

    • · Draft legislative amendments to the Law on Condominiums to establish mandatory maintenance standards and sustainable funding models. · 90 օրվա ընթացքում
  4. 04 Unresolved compensation and rent subsidies in urban redevelopment zones Բարձր Առաջին վերլուծության ժամանակաշրիան
    0 աջակցող դիմում

    Displaced residents of major state-acquired development zones (like Firdusi Street) report being left homeless or without promised rent subsidies for years.

    • · Convene a meeting with Yerevan Municipality to resolve the outstanding rent subsidy arrears for Firdusi Street residents. · 30 օրվա ընթացքում
Համակարգային օրինաչափություններ
  • Inadequacy of housing purchase certificates (BBDs) in the current real estate market

    The financial value of state-issued housing certificates (e.g., 6 million AMD for a 4-room house) has failed to keep pace with rapid real estate inflation, rendering them unusable for disaster-zone resettlement. Furthermore, rigid rules requiring the immediate demolition of old structures force rural families to abandon their agricultural assets (barns, orchards), creating a strong disincentive to relocate.

  • Absence of legal frameworks for rent-to-own and social housing models

    Armenia lacks a regulated, state-backed rent-to-own or social housing framework. This creates a systemic gap where low-income and informally employed families pay high private rents indefinitely without ever building equity, while newly built high-end residential properties remain vacant.

  • Structural collapse of the condominium (hamatirutyun) financial model

    The current legal framework for multi-apartment building maintenance relies on voluntary or poorly enforced fee collection by condominiums. During economic shocks, fee collection collapses entirely, leaving maintenance companies unable to pay staff or maintain critical common infrastructure, accelerating the decay of the national housing stock.

Համակարգման կարիքներ

  • Աշխատանքի և բարեկեցության նախարարություն · POLICY_ALIGNMENT

    Developing social housing and rent-to-own criteria requires aligning housing policy with MLSA's social vulnerability registers and family support programs.

  • Երևանի քաղաքապետարան · SHARED_CASE_HANDLING

    Resolving the Firdusi Street redevelopment dispute and unpaid rent subsidies requires joint action between the Committee and Yerevan Municipality.

  • Տարածքային կառավարման և ենթակառուցվածքների նախարարություն · POLICY_ALIGNMENT

    Condominium (hamatirutyun) reform and multi-apartment building maintenance oversight must be coordinated with local government bodies overseen by MTAD.

  • Ազգային ժողով · POLICY_ALIGNMENT

    Enacting rent-to-own legislation and comprehensive condominium act reforms requires legislative action.

Ինչ չափազանց չկշռել

Isolated commercial proposals, such as the unsolicited concrete manufacturing project, should not distract from the critical safety and structural housing policy crises.