IHRU says that 82% of final homes for backed regime had reduced income – Daily News – Funchal

Most of the houses managed by the Institute for Housing and Urban Rehabilitation (IHRU) and moved into supported accommodation scheme had a reduction in the amount of income in the order of 21%, said Wednesday the responsible Vítor kings.

the chairman of IHRU, the 11,386 social housing that generates only 1,023 have started to apply the supported lease basis and 82% of homes have reduced the amount of income.

for these houses, “the average reduction [of the amount of income] is 21%,” said Victor Reis, in the context of a hearing with the Housing working group, Urban Rehabilitation and Policies Cities in Parliament.

in addition to the 1,023 social housing units that were transferred to the lease-backed regime, the IHRU also applied this system in over 293 homes with the signing of new leases in fires that were vague, he said.

Victor Reis presented a “comparison of the application of the three schemes which were in force” in the area of ​​social housing, revealing that a household composed of a couple and two children and a gross monthly income of 750 euros paid 115 euros with the law of social income in 1983, a figure that fell to 64 euros with the law of income supported 1993, staying at 53 euros with the regime supported lease, which came into force in March 2015.

in this sense, stress rates in the payment of income also down with the lease-backed regime, defended the president IHRU.

in force for less than a year, the regime supported accommodation was under discussion in parliament on 04 February, with the presentation of the PCP and BE bills, as well as draft resolutions of the PS, PSD and CDS-PP.

change in the formula of social rents and the end of administrative evictions are some of the proposals suggested by the PCP, BE and PS, in order to improve access to social housing.

Since the PSD and CDS PP responsible for the entry into force of the current lease-backed regime, not propose amendments, requesting the evaluation of the application of the law.

the law establishing the current lease-backed regime applicable to dwellings owned by entities of the direct or indirect administration of the State, local authorities or business of the public sector entities, entered into force in March 2015, with the income to be calculated according to the income and household composition, benefiting families with more elements.