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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Destroyed homes hinder displaced people's return and surpass reconstruction capacity
The housing crisis continues to impact the return of internally displaced persons and refugees in Syria. The costs of repairing destroyed homes often exceed the financial capacity of many families, reaching five thousand dollars or more, which leads to delays in their return. Many face rising prices for building materials and rents, making the option of renting particularly expensive—especially in Damascus, where rents can reach 50,000 Syrian pounds per month. Despite a decrease in displacement rates, more than 9 million Syrians still live in displacement or exile, and the high costs of reconstruction and housing hinder their full return to their regions.
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