92 cases of violations of FDC housing unit regulations

The Housing Development Corporation (FDC) has reported a total of 92 cases of violations of its housing unit rules and regulations recorded up to the end of the 5th of this month. According to the FDC, the most common issue involves unauthorized structural alterations, with 44 such cases identified. Among those, 14 parties have been fined and one party has received a warning notice. Additionally, 29 cases of unauthorized alterations are currently under review. The corporation also identified 18 cases of units being rented out without permission, with 7 parties fined and warning notices issued to 2 parties, while nine cases are being reviewed. Regarding damage to public areas, 16 cases were recorded, with warnings issued to 5 parties and 11 cases under review. Among 10 cases of failure to comply with orders, a warning was issued to one party, and 9 cases are being reviewed. For violations of garbage disposal regulations, 4 cases were noted, with 2 parties fined and the other 2 cases under review. On payment records, the FDC highlighted that as of the end of the 4th of this month, 3,432 housing units were paying rent regularly, a 12.2 percent increase compared to the previous period when 3,362 units were paying rent. Consequently, the number of unpaid units decreased from 567 to 495.