Mass housing is the public demand from the government.

The scientific-specialized meeting entitled "Strategies for addressing the Housing Supply Crisis" was held with the presence of Mr. Rouhollah Akbari, Special Assistant to the Minister and Secretary of the Committee of Housing of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, as the scientific director, Dr. Mohammad Hossein Sharifzadegan, Professor at Shahid Beheshti University and former Minister of Welfare and Social Security, and Dr. Abolfazl Norouzi, Advisor to the Minister and Director General of the Housing Economy Office of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, as speakers.

Transferring lands to youths under the Family Protection Act is a positive step in the right direction.

The conference of "Transferring Lands to Youths under the Family Protection Act: Challenges and Policy Recommendations" was held by the participation of notable figures.

It is stated that the government is committed to supporting the family and youth population, and the land transfer program is a positive step in the right direction. Also, it is pointed out that it is important to ensure that the program is implemented effectively and efficiently, and that all eligible households are able to benefit from it.

Supplying Building Materials in the Stock Market is a Matter with Controversial Perspectives.

The ​Center for Development and Foresight Research recently organized a specialized conference focused on addressing ​inflation in the ​housing sector, specifically examining the effects of supplying ​building materials in the ​stock market. The conference was led by Mr. Rouhollah Akbari, a special assistant to the Minister and the secretary of the housing group in the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development. Various experts from academia and industry presented their perspectives so that a comprehensive outlook can be provided to all interested in this topic.

Capital Gains Tax in Iran

Planning, Housing and Infrastructure for Smart Villages

Planning, Housing and Infrastructure for Smart Villages

The Model of Modern Productive Bio-Cities: A Facilitator for the Transition towards Islamic Urbanism

The physical infrastructure is recognized as a crucial component of national development. The generative bio-city concept offers a synergistic approach to addressing housing, employment, population, and lifestyle challenges within a socio-cultural framework. This model aims to address pressing issues such as land scarcity and ownership, providing affordable housing, achieving regional balance in land use, and preserving intimate and harmonious spaces within homes

Evaluating the Taxable Potential of Rental Income from Residential Properties and Vacant Homes in 2022

The imposition of a tax on vacant residential units is believed to influence behavior and align the vacancy rate with its natural level. From this perspective, the total tax capacity of vacant residential units is estimated at 12 thousand billion tomans, with 40% attributed to Tehran province. Given the current state of the housing market, it is deemed necessary for the government to intervene through the implementation of a tax law targeting vacant housing units. This serves as a regulatory mechanism to manage the housing market, control speculation, and reduce the profitability of unproductive activities in the housing sector.

Exchange Rate and Inflation Policies in Iran's Economy

Inflation and exchange rate fluctuations have been persistent challenges in Iran's economy for several decades, leaving policymakers grappling with these issues. Double-digit inflation rates and currency shocks have become almost commonplace, characterizing the country's macro-economy for nearly half a century. However, in the past five years, these two issues have exacerbated Iran's economic situation, leading to unprecedented levels of inflation and exchange rates. Addressing inflation has become a priority in the country's policymaking, as reflected in the current year's slogan.

The Economic Implications of Iran-China Relations and Their Strategic Role in the Seventh Development Plan

The economic development and growth of a nation are intrinsically linked to the growth of its investments. As per the data from UNCTAD and domestic sources, it is observed that over the past two decades, the annual foreign investment in Iran has oscillated between 1 and 5 billion dollars. However, the potential for attracting foreign capital has seen a decline due to a myriad of internal and external risks coupled with investment barriers. To achieve the development objectives, an investment exceeding 200 billion dollars is necessitated, out of which a minimum of 100 billion dollars must be procured from external sources.

The Socio-Economic Impact of International Migration on Iran

As the world grapples with the complexities of mass migration, Iran finds itself at the center of a regional storm. Nestled between conflict-ridden Iraq and Afghanistan, the country has become a haven for millions of refugees seeking refuge and a better life. This influx, however, has brought with it a multitude of challenges, prompting calls for a comprehensive national response.

Challenges and Opportunities for Cooperatives in Addressing Iran's Housing Crisis

The recent conference of “Challenges and Opportunities for Cooperatives in Addressing Iran's Housing Crisis” at the Center for Development Research and Foresight brought together experts from various fields to address the critical issue of housing affordability in Iran. The conference highlighted the challenges faced by the Iranian housing market and explored potential solutions, particularly through the lens of cooperative housing models.

Investigation of the Income Distribution Trend of Urban, Rural, and National Households in the Last Two Decades

The new book published by the Center for Development Research and Foresight, "Investigation of the Income Distribution Trend of Urban, Rural, and National Households in the Last Two Decades," is tackling the ever-present issue of income inequality in Iran.

Evaluating the Implementation of the Law on the Housing Production Leap: Achievements and Challenges

In a recent conference titled "Evaluating the Implementation of the Law on the Housing Production Leap: Achievements and Challenges" hosted by the Center for Development Research and Foresight (CDRF) it has been an enlightening debate surrounding the effectiveness of the Law on Housing Production Leap.