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The Ideal Home
The article discusses the challenges faced by low-income citizens in realizing the dream of homeownership in Bahrain. It explains that their salaries are often insufficient to secure housing loans covering the costs of land and construction. It notes that housing financing typically caps at around 40,000 Bahraini dinars, which is inadequate for purchasing a small plot of land, let alone covering building expenses. As a result, many are forced to wait or borrow, leading to feelings of frustration and an inability to achieve their dream of owning a home. The article also calls for intervention from banks and the government, through special support or partnership programs with banks, to raise borrowing limits and facilitate the construction of suitable homes. It warns that current solutions do not ensure the fulfillment of the aspirations of the majority of citizens.
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