Islamic Revolution Housing foundation completes repairs on war damaged homes

The Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation finished reconstructing 3,300 residential units damaged during a 12-day war in Iran last year. Manouchehr Khajeh Dalouei, the head of the foundation, stated that repairs for units damaged during a 40-day war have reached 92 percent completion.

The foundation conducted more than 140,000 assessments across 407 cities and villages to evaluate 101,000 residential and commercial units damaged by military aggression. Of these, 1,400 units required complete rebuilding while the rest received different levels of repair.

Workers have already finished repairs on 93,000 of these units. Construction is currently underway on 700 of the 1,400 units requiring full reconstruction. Some owners are now seeking permits to build four-story buildings on sites where they previously had two-story homes, while others have requested to relocate. While the foundation originally planned to finish the project by the end of the year 1406, it expects to complete all work within one month.