The decision was approved by the Ministry of Finance in conjunction with the Ministry of Public Works and Spatial Planning and will now be applied to contracts made from the publication of the order, which are subject to updates.
The measure, which is expressed in a dispatch dated 24 December, also includes the price list for the sale of houses in the centralities built with public funds, including areas where the government has not set prices.
This new measure will put an end to rent deposits in bank accounts of the Housing Development Fund, opened in some banks such as BCI and BAI.
According to Angop, this measure will be applied to a total of 22 centralities, leaving out the centralities of Kilamba and Sequele, since they are already fully occupied or sold.
The government has built, in total, 24 centralities that are spread throughout the country.
The houses can be acquired in the resolvable mode, where payment is up to 30 years. The price list varies between four million and 980 thousand kwanzas for the T3 typology without elevators, in the centrality of Capari, and 23 million and 26 thousand kwanzas for the T4 typologies, located in the centrality of Vila Pacífica.
