Select Social Housing LawThere are several strict controls for the disposal of social housing program units and lands, most notably the requirement that five years pass before allowing the sale, in order to ensure that the support reaches those who deserve it.
The law obligates beneficiaries to use the units for the purpose of housing only, with any action taken in violation of these controls considered invalid in accordance with the provisions of the law.
According to the law, the beneficiary of a plot of land prepared for construction, in accordance with the social housing program, is obligated to build on it in accordance with the conditions and controls determined by the administrative authority responsible for planning and organizing affairs, and is obligated to use the building for the purpose of housing.
Beneficiaries of the housing units are prohibited from disposing of or dealing with them or part of them in any kind of disposition or transaction before the period stipulated in the first paragraph has passed, or obtaining the approval of the Fund’s Board of Directors.
It is also prohibited for beneficiaries of plots of land to dispose of the buildings or any part thereof except after five years have passed from the date of approval of the certificate of suitability of the entire building for occupancy from the competent administrative authority for planning and regulatory affairs, or obtaining the approval of the Fund’s Board of Directors.
Any disposal of units or lands of the social housing program that is made in violation of the provisions of this law and the decisions issued in implementation thereof shall be invalid.
