Lahoud Highlights Loan Revival and Lease Shift

The article focuses on the Lebanese Public Housing Authority's return to offering housing loans after more than eight years of suspension, aiming to facilitate homeownership amid rising interest rates and difficulties in securing external financing. The program is expected to begin in 2027, with an allocation of approximately $100 million, providing loans of up to $100,000 at interest rates of 3.5%, with repayment periods of up to 20 years. It targets around 1,400 families. The initiative also relies on alternative solutions such as rent-to-own arrangements, which allow individuals to rent a home with the option to buy it later. This approach requires legislation to be fully implemented. This step is considered an investment that boosts the economic cycle and helps stabilize the community, despite funding challenges and the need for tax incentives. Additionally, the authority seeks to attract external funding, with the potential that its successes could pave the way for more future financings.

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