Dan Șucu calls for a new affordable housing programme for Romanians
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Billionaire Dan Șucu has called for the launch of a new affordable housing programme for Romanians who want to buy a home. The proposal has been made public and targets families who currently cannot afford an apartment or house at market prices.
His idea is inspired by the "Prima Casă" programme, a government scheme that helped many young people obtain a mortgage more easily, with partial state guarantee. Șucu believes that a similar programme could once again be highly successful.
Access to housing is one of the major issues for many Romanians, especially young people working in large cities. In recent years, property prices and bank interest rates have risen, and an increasing number of people say it is difficult for them to save for a deposit.
For now, no details have been presented about the budget, eligibility conditions or timetable for such a programme. It remains to be seen whether the authorities will examine the proposal and what a new affordable housing programme would look like in practice.
Sources: Prosport
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