to buy a house. it is past time to consider my legislation along with other commonsense bipartisan proposals that would include real solutions to housing challenges. i look forward to hearing from both of the witnesses today and i look forward to having an eager conversation about some of the challenges that somebody americans face as this relates to building on their version of the american dream. >> thanks, senator scott. adrian scott, she was confirmed as a deputy secretary in 2021. acted surgery scott was o see it holding multiple roles at the d.c. housing authority and served in several career positions at hud. thank you, secretary todman. prior to joining fhfa, she spent 18 years at fdic where she held a number of senior- level positions including director of the position of management and supervision. director thompson, welcome back. madame acting secretary, welcome. >> thank you. chairperson brown, ranking member scott, and distinguish members of the senate banking committee, thank you for th

the house?ther way out. just imagine, you come to see me, and i tell you that you have hypoplasia and need urgent treatment. grab your head and i i will prescribe you a long and expensive treatment, and at the same time i will say that you got off easy, in fact, you would just need to rinse your mouth three times a day with a calcium solution, it costs pennies, but with us it’s like that in everything, you want, for example, if you want to be cured, become a doctor, if you want your car to be repaired, learn to understand japanese engines, if you want to sell your apartment, become a... a realtor, you want to buy, a lawyer, it’s the same with a construction site, if the foreman starts rolling his eyes at you, puffing out his cheeks, talk about how complicated and expensive everything is, but at the same time he doesn’t say anything concrete, you know, you ’re being scammed, that’s how the reinforcement lies here, someone will tell you, i’ll get to it, and there’s a steel rod two fingers thick, w

affordable housing. but if we don't have the infrastructure to get it done, it's not going to get done. that's that's a great point. i mean, i, i, of all the anxieties i manage currently, this is one of the lower ones, to be honest. just because i actually do feel like we have a very strong team and we and although our capacity in our broader nonprofit community is, is stretched, we have some really strong nonprofits and a tradition of building with great technical capacity in this city. and so i think we have all of the cards on the table that we know. we know how to play like i, i think the pieces are all there. they're all going to be put to the test and with with greater resources. but i don't feel like the fundamental question is that complicated. we know how to do bmr, we know how to do acquisitions. we know how to do preservation work. we know how to do homeownership, and we can build 100% affordable. so i i'm really excited to engage in this challenge. we will be doing an expenditure plan, workin

, a house, but what about the house in disrepair, a good house, a good one, newly built, i wanted it,ll, don’t lie to the court, well, don’t take it there, queen they sang lies, so, so, so, quietly, please, uh-huh. i decided to build this house because i loved this woman very much, but this construction destroyed our love, i won’t be able to live in this house, because everything in it will remind me of what cannot be returned, and she can, but i want him to get the house, because only in this way will he understand that i don’t need anything from him, he will begin to deal not with me, but with himself, of course, in order to make an objective , legal decision, the court needs to familiarize itself with all the materials of the case and hear all the circumstances of the construction from the very beginning. the court will determine the culprit , punish him with a house, it's a long story, nothing, we are not interesting places, let's skip it, the joy is not that, you and me, me and you, we live day after day, the best house, the dream house, the sun, you have everything way, the tree

that i know housing[ fairly well and one of thethings we don't talk about when we talk about housing for the blic housing. decided to start, one of the principal poor. the house -- i have pictures of my family have lived in. they hang in the wall of m ofa tin roof, twotñeand no windows. we were no one here would like to live in thatjust 26 minutes away from a nice hotel in downtown dallas. the point i'm hopefully making,ole point of public housing was to deal with homeless people. right now we need the mayors to put peright now, we are between $70 billion90 billion away from doing repairs on public housing. york. wecans living like that. we should not have human beings living like that in publichousing. one of thea mayor is feels so good to be around people i actually like.[laughter] i thk were in a si now where the is simple is the part of the answer and it is we've got to dealimprovements in public housing and get rid of ridiculous one-for-oneit mit means we can have no new units unless some u for the

then drove behind this house, and behind the house there was an armored personnel carrier, drove outouse, and this house was made of red, this was the armored personnel carrier standing behind it, there was theirs , they were leaving. third hundred, second special forces battalion azov regiment, military unit 3057, position marksman sniper of the second or third category, marksman for azov sniper of the second or third category official entry. since mariupol had become a den of nazi battalions since 2014, it was well known here that that they would come for them, weapons and provisions were collected in abundance by 2022. in the apartment they looked for jewelry, money, it was all stolen, so to speak, the apartment was abandoned, shops were robbed, gold was stolen, there were all sorts of telephones, computers, i know that for sure, although still no one took it anywhere. as if everything had remained at the factory, there was even a case where they found gold instead of slabs on a dead man in a bulletproof vest, naphata there, so mariupol, likovalny lane, huh? come here, here you go

this is vadim, a specialist in the sale of housing, and right now he is selling the house of lyudmilaropyvna's neighbors. they live literally across the fence. the realtor not only praises the place, but also explains: it will not be possible to live here cheaply. the price of the question is now in... the height of the war, when real estate in ukraine fell in price from 20 million hryvnias. this is the best location. i have been in real estate for 12 years and i understand that the most expensive houses have always been here. on the neighboring plot possession of a nettle. in addition to the residential building , there is a gazebo, an outbuilding, a swimming pool and other elite things. a private lake and a pond are nearby. on various real estate sites, at the end of 2021, the estate was sold for... that's when the nettle bought it. however, in his declaration, the judge assures that she bought housing and land for a little more than uah 8 million, almost four times cheaper. note that by law, state officials, including judges, are not entitled to receive individual discounts, except

i'll talk the white house. they impact on the white house. of course, i love that topic being the white house. historical a association. again, a legacy of jackie kennedy. this was this was her establishing this because she knew there were never be enough government money to protect the white house in the way that it should be museum standard. so all first ladies really have felt this obligation to be a good steward of. the white house, mrs. clinton, you know, came in this is a new era. this is a baby boomer generation really looking at what impact, what they can bring to the white house. that's new and modern. and she had an affinity for class american art. and so she brought some new ideas to, the white house, to show that it's a living, breathing museum. it doesn't to say static in past exhibits of modern sculpture, pottery, modern art, glassware. these were temporary exhibits that in the white house and very, very interesting. but since also was it was a for the historic rooms a beautiful restoration and renovation of the blue room happen

the house price of housing. and if do you know how much and if that's true, how do we scale them back? yeah, so that's a great question. similar answer as short. his answer is the researchers have barely looked at building codes. so possible that's adding a lot more but what we're doing now essentially is just comparing the physical cost, which includes everything the building code makes you do with the land cost you where you don't information and comparing that to price and we've got a huge gap there building codes may very well be adding an additional amount there's what economists name escapes me who is insistent that? there's also a bunch of very potent regulations against prefabricated homes, which he says do not confuse trailers. and that that's really important. he's the only person who thinks this. and i couldn't find anyone else who is weighing in. so i didn't want to talk about it too much. but the guy may be right. actually. so it may be that i am understating the severity of the regulation, but the

house press senate.you have a razor thin majority in a democrat washington. it's a tough environment. it's a tough environment for a group of seasoned veterans to deal with much less house majority that's a majority , a majority of the current republicans in the house had not served in the previous republican majority. so that muscle memory for what you do and expectation setting is not there. this was the challenge in 2011, we have the same situation. expectations were sky high what we can do with one half and one third of government. i thought we had a better set of expectations and congress and we still have excessive expectations for what we can achieve this summer, in particular, passing all 12 appropriations bills when the senate has no plan to do that. regardless in the house the presidential election and election in november will dictate whether or not we have a spendirest of the fiscal year done, whether or not we really appropriate fully congress. the expectations were not properly set. the ope

the housing and urban development veterans supported housing, the h.u.d.partisan amendment simply encouraging local v.a. systems and public housing authorities to work together to streamline the voucher application process for hud-vsh vouchers to reduce barriers to veterans seeking assistance. v.a. is partnering with public housing sthorts. this partnership provides a critical pathway to connect veterans to housing the hud-vsh program is critical for addressing veteran hemlessness san diego and throughout the country. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this commonsense amendment. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- does any member seek time in opposition? seeing none, the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. peters: i yield. the chair: the gentleman yieldst offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. ose opposed, no. in the opinioner of the chair úthe ayes have it. the amendment is agreed. -- is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 38 prinked in part

house democrats in joe biden 13 roe in donald trump and house republicans are tea a the vice chair tedis chairman aquilar mentioned this a two year work grueling of roe v. wade. donald trump and republicans campaigned on overturning roe v. wade in donald trump nominated extremely conservative supreme court justices and ices are those justices then overturned roe donald trump and republicans celebrated and bragged about the joe biden signed■] law to codify roe v. wade. the two parties are not the th week the u.s. surgeon general announced for the first me the truth that gun violenc a crisis. the biden adminisnnd working to reduce gun violence and make sure that we don't have guns get into the hands of people who should not have them. againwo parties are not the same. it is now my honor to introduce our dccc chairwoman suzanne delbene under her leadership tot for because pam suozzi one and to tell youut the results >> good morning everyone. thanks to aquilar and vice chair lieu. we had a great caucus meeting where folks are fired up and the house in less than five months. this week we ar

to buy a house. it has a past time to consider my legislation along with other commonsense and bipartisan proposals that would include real solutions to tackle housing challenges. i look forward to and from both of the witnesses today and i look forward to having an eager conversation about some of the challenges so many americans face as it relates to building on their version of the american dream. >> thank you et cetera scott. adrian todman welcome as his acting secretary of hud. she was confirmed as deputy secretary 2021 and prior to her service their acting secretary with national association of housing and redevelopment. held multiple roles at the d.c. housing authority and served in several career positions at hud. welcome back ms. todman, good to see it. sandra thompson was confirmed fhfa in 2022. prior to leaving that agency she was the deputy director division of housing mission and goals from 2013 until 2021. prior to joining she spent 18 years at fd i see where she held a number of senior

, ongoing housing, housing support, housing subsidies about 60 percent. 20 percent of the budget is shelterrisis intervention. the budget has grown over the years and so we do have at least 9 percent of the budget going towards prevention, 1 percent for outreach, 1 percent coordinated entry. 1 percent for administrative cost including the work orders and 7 percent of the budget is personnel. i like to mention that about a percentage that are direct service workers that sit in hsh department and so when you think about administrative costs we are 5 to 6 percent of the total budget. the other change in the budget is that, the mix between adults, families and youth is changed a bit in the budget. so, adults and programs that serve all populations particularly families is 72 percent of the budget investments. family dedicated investment make up about 12 percent of the budget, but in past years, the youth investment flux waited from 6 to 8 percent. i'm pleased to be able to announce that there are 15 percent of the budget is dedicated to youth and so, i think that is a exciting to your point com

house of representatives.] xde the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 74, the nays will 343. the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 52 printed in part b of house report 118-551 by the gentleman from montana mr. rosendale, on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 52 printed in part b of house report 118-551 offered by mr. rosendale of montana. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will be counted. a sufficient number having risen, recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of

got two thirds vote of the house republicans two thirds vote of house democrats have never had a debt years in congress it was like that. the spending cuts we can get to this about the debt deficit will be a pebble dropped in the ocean comparison to the problem we have. yet still rates as the largest deficit reduction package congress has ever raised in history. then to september the speaker has continued resolution we passed it with two thirds majority and the majority of republicans voting for that. that's pgwhat went to the speak with of as a political suicide event the idea was something bad happened we were in a bunker somewhere and reminisce congress we quickly make the decision on who the speaker ypis it was not thought of it would take 23 days to resolve the issue please the nine-year-old was a little embarrassed. the 23 days were a huge challenge for house republicans it really showed our divides getting to the decision was rough. absolute rough. we authorized buys, passive supplemental, all these ends has two thirds support in the house and two thirds to the house. >> often

house of representatives.] usiness is on the req amendment number 64 printed in part b of hous 118-559. by the gentlewoman from new york, ms.her procendiy,ere postponeed on which ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: 64, printed in part b of house report number 118-559. offered by ms. tenney of new york. been requested. those in support of the request number having arisen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will a two-minute vote. made possible by thenational captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives any use of the closed-captioned coveragessly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas nays are 188. the amendment is adopted.or recorded vote on amendment number 68 printed in part b 118-559 by the gentleman fromrther proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the

house. oned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by guest chaplain, reverend brett jamrog of the sake receipt heart parish, norfolk, nebraska. the chaplain: may the father and the son and the holy spirit, amen. father, you fashion man and woman in your own image and likeness so that we could know, love and serve you. today we thank you and praise you for the opportunity to be here as men and women who represent our country. during this meeting we invoke your help, god, to guide our thoughts, words and actions so that they are in accord with your providential plan. grant that all the men and women here inspired by the gift of faith will be attentive to the needs of all so that sharing their grief and pain, they macon stantly devote themselves -- may constantly devote themselves to the service of all. may all present here serve our

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next from housing update in the housing authority. >> thank you, commissioners. so - >> give it a, huh? >> thank you. >> okay. the residents services solicitation update this is the $1.2 million solicitation that is for $44,000 over three year period. um, the timeline for this whole process so far has been that (coughing) from february of 2024 the services scope was drafted uniquely based on communications with the residents over a course of and we're for the fm speaking to them about services but pc to them in general and a conversations about they're entrepreneurship in a different context not anything we did with the guess information except for collaborative when this tint for services came with that in mind the scope was crafted how to help them get the assistance with the businesses they have if they needed help to get um, nonprofit licenses or whatever they need for businesses or whatever for self-sufficiency capacity building. so this went to the scope of services no march of 24 sent our scope to the to helpful to note this will be our first time doing th

we'll house our students. we'll house the homeless. >> reporter: berkeley mayor believes uc berkeley will start construction very soon, possibly in weeks. >> the shortage of student housing impacts everyone in our city because it constrains our housing market. it makes it more difficult for people to live in berkeley. it drives up rents. >> reporter: opponents of the project say they're not against student housing. they sued the uc regents because they say there are better housing sites than people's park. the park is a hub for activism and political protests. it was placed on the national register of historic places in 2022. >> a high rise in the middle of this park destroys that open space and, of course, it destroys the historic nature of the park. >> reporter: harvey smith with people's park historic district advocacy group is one of the plaintiffs that lost the case. his group had argued the university failed to analyze noise impacts from future residents. state lawmakers recently passed a bill that voide

i think for too long we have focused on housing first meaning permanent housing. has resulted in, in l.a.'s people on the street until housing gets built and there needs to be less expensive housing we are experimenting with shipping containers, we have several container villages and thpeople that came to the site visit in l.a. went and visited a container village but ways that we can rapidlys expensive interimng that individuals could stay in for a couple of yea while permanent housing is being built, i think there is a lot of innovation going on in the housing industry to do this. maybe that would be an idea. for the u.s. conference of mayors staff, that might be a nice workshop in january if these builders could come and present their innovative ideas around interim housing. >> thank you for pointing out innovation. g the priorities, i thought one other priority that was not necessarily said but came up in was direct funding that we got as cities. innovative some of us have used the money to do interim housing or whatever you want to call it and it seems to me

and we've housed over 60. actually, we just housed another one yesterday. the blessing in it all is to be able to see those that were once unhoused be housed, and to be able to be there for them in this transitional time, in such a trying time, that lies the blessing that i'm so proud to be a part of. and i just want to thank you and ask that you continue to be able to be us and help us be a part of the community that helps others that need our help. thank you. and thank you. everett butler, next speaker. my name is netty garcia. i work in on 33 golf. i like my coworkers, say we provide a 50 night permanent housing last year and we almost 20 people got permanent housing this year. we also engaged with the community and we made sure our residents feel safe and secure. thank you guys and thank you much for providing commentary. next speaker maria, i'm a practitioner and care coordinator at 33 golf. just in the past, as of january until now, we've housed 330 plus people, being able to be a part of that. and again, engaging with the community, building relation

house democrats are the common sense caucus. house republicans are the chaos caucus. president joe biden is a common sense leader. donald trump is a chaos agent. anything that donald trump touches turns into chaos. four years of chaos in washington -- with donald trump as president. a lifetime of chaos in new york city with donald trump as a resident. atlantic city, turned into chaos who can bankrupt a casino? i thought the house always wins. chaos -- in atlantic city. chaos on the supreme court. donald trump makes three appointments and roe v. wade falls after 49 years. a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions gone donald trump touches a supreme court nothing but chaos. and, of course when it comes to trump university chaos. hardworking americans robbed of their hard earned money. joe biden is donald trump is a chaos agent everything he touches results in chaos. so as far as i can tell that's the big lesson that comes out of the jury's find donald trump guilty on 34 felony counts. it is pretty quiet here i usually try to alternate. okay al

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in the past, well, we have mehr housing translation , we have melio housing translation. there is a land issue, which is an important issue . we had problems on different occasions, and a lot of additional overheads were created. i myself, in the mehr housing market organization, wrote a very heavy and detailed report, it took maybe more than 78 months. we have shown how successful this method is, how unsuccessful and how much it creates inflation. at the same time, the issue of inflation was a serious issue and the infrastructure that created a lot of new costs , but you see, it is important for us to pay attention to housing. if we are talking about land for housing, we should not discuss the land in a general way and slogans and such, but with a detailed planning. and let's locate in good places , don't complicate our cities again and don't create this population migration again, because already our urban development, the housing that we created in mass gathering has caused migration, we have expanded the outskirts of the cities, these are problems that must be solved.

in your housing. we produced the housing law , what about the housing production during the program, which is now in the program, and the law was promulgated in the middle of the discussion on the high rent law . let's follow his work. well, where is the most important part of the government? this is what we are talking about productivity is now a significant part of the cost of housing . today, i will tell you that the national housing and land organization has one million hectares of land at its disposal. if you want to understand the greatness of productivity, ashley. there is land. in the 7th plan, i think there is one million hectares here in this land bank , which is article 49 of our 7th plan . from the total area of ​​the country , we can allocate 330 hectares to the land, this is the productivity, that is , we take the price of the land as an order. if we say that our effort is to achieve economic stability, we mean this productivity we follow carefully in the field of housing, so the talk of

look at this housing in your housing.the seventh program, you know that we have a permanent law of production. we have produced the housing development plan , that is, we have produced the housing law for the production of housing during the program, which is now in the program . so, where is the most important part of the government ? ashley, do you understand the greatness of this productivity? it means that all mehr housing has 9,000 hectares of land . there is one million hectares of land here in this land bank . we decided to allocate 100 percent of the total area of ​​the country, which can be 30 hectares, to the land, which can be used, that is, once. we take the price of land as an example, so if we say that our effort is to achieve economic stability, it means that we carefully follow this productivity in the field of housing. therefore, talking about 88 economic growth means that we we follow about 3% of these 88 with efficiency. all these points that i have told you create a capacity for us to be able to use th

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raisi was there, i gave a report and gave an idea because of the problem of housing people's housing should be opened all over the country and how much emphasis they have on this approach in the government board. it is the issue of subsidies that i will discuss because it is very important if it is in your questions, the issue of subsidies in the field of fair distribution can make a great revolution in the distribution of wealth in the country, so this package of our welfare is the package that can actually work in the best way. go ahead, my doctor , instead of putting my thermometer in the pocket of the rich, i want to put it in the middle of the table of the needy and go on a path that, by god's grace , is a multiplier. of course, with focus and emphasis on the seventh program of the program if the program reaches seven and a half years, it means the number of seventh years, the index of access to housing should be reached until the end of the required time to buy a house. provided that the entire income of a household is allocated to the issue of housing, your government's plans

, an environment, that’s why they called it a communal house, not a commune house, but a communal houseies, a canteen where you could buy food, a gym, you could buy food there around the clock or not, not around the clock, that later came now, that is, people ate exactly like a day, all the people, people bought food daily, they brought it to their apartment, where they had their own kitchen, and could eat it there around the clock, they didn’t cook it around the clock, but i could eat it. was whatever, so the space, public space, huge diversity, a community was created, a house is like this social programmer, or as western researchers called it at one time, social condenser, social condenser, because really people, so i talked to people and read memories, talked to people who lived there in different years, and who live there now, and who lived there temporarily 20 years ago, they all told me that the house seemed to form a community out of them, then this program itself is social, it was how it was conceived, it works like this now, these are all these public spaces, the place where t

housing for this. and why wouldn't they be a repeal of state exemption and the cities the power for discussions of what the local rent control is look like and run away rents and so i think if the will the body clearly not support happy to have it continued and go down at a future hearing and any fair enough discussions so often in our housing discussion those days pro housing and anti housing and sometimes that framing i'll tell you nothing that posed the question of anti rent control and pose that question more clearly than whether i support of the repeal of castro hawkins and real estate association of realtors still has handcuffed cities we can lower rents and apply represent control to over one hundred thousand units in san francisco and you support rent control and oppose the ballot measures the biggest barrier the castro hawkins rent i believe that is just to be clear, not controversial and have a continued. in the will of the body. >> thank you supervisor melgar. >> thank you. >> president pesk

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house democrats are fighting to restorproduc every american. house republicans are ban.ouse democrats are fighting for every right to act on ivf if they choose to do so and extreme maga republicans are filing amendment to block funding for ivf because they are ve going to stop until they overturn roe. joe biden will being on the debate stage tomorrow defending the right of women to devastation,ion in donald trump devastating supreme this pain to so many across our country. thiss the choice that our country faces. house democrats in biden 13 roe in donaldmpat i will yield e chair ted lieu. is chairman this as a two year work gruelins campaigned on overturni r v. wade in donald trump nominated extremely conservative supreme courtns confirm those justices arethen overturned roe v. wade donald trpns celebrated and bragged about the overturning of roe v. wade. joe biden signed a law to codify roe v. wade. same. this week the u.s. surgeon general announced for the first time in u.s. history the health crisis. the biden administration and house democrats are working to reduce g

allows the house to be declared unfit.t matter what year of construction people have, they hire an expert, the expert comes out, if the house is recognized as unsafe, it comes to our administration, our specialists check it, and if everything is fine, we sign the document and recognize the house as unsafe. in total, thanks to the federal program in the country, by the end of 2024 , more than 500,000 people have already improved their living conditions or have already done so, which is comparable, for example, to the population of ryazati. marjanavich, jan savitsky, anastasia slobodenyuk, channel one. and with this our episode is completed, the broadcast will continue with the “fashionable verdict” program. stay with us and stay updated.

units with the placement of 72,000 free plots of land in the national housing movement plan housing and the breaking of the renovation record in farzodeh's context in the 13th administration all show that the president who takes his desk to the people can fulfill his promises. hasannejad of radio and television news agency. disclosure of new details of the cease-fire plan proposed by biden, the spokesperson of the us state department said hamas cannot rule gaza after the ceasefire agreement . matthew miller announced that washington will implement the ceasefire agreement as soon as possible. john kerrby, strategic communications coordinator of the us national security council, said: biden's proposed plan accurately reflects israel's proposal and the result of joint work. which was mentioned in the previous proposals has been removed in favor of the zionist regime. some analysts of the arab world have warned that tel aviv may eventually release some of its prisoners by accepting biden's plan , but violate the second phase of the agreement and resume the war. insurance records rank on

i would i really wanted a normal house, not a box.od job, a savings account, but even outside the city it’s simply impossible to buy anything. housing will become unavailable in two, maximum 3 years, and in belgium the 14 largest ones stated in an open letter. men, we see how they move four men into a house with all the amenities, a residue remains, i then think, gaga, where are you when your citizens need help? election debates, among others, proposals were made to build new floors for grown children in the same houses, support for the idea of ​​obliging those who have more than one property to accept tenants, for example, by introducing a new tax. perhaps we can consider raising the tax. if an owner allows a property to sit empty for too long, he or she must be forced to cooperate. the government's attempt to regulate rental prices led to a worsening of the crisis. investors began to massively withdraw money from the project. a new phenomenon is micro-housing, which is actually a container without a foundation, which can be placed o

in the middle of all these houses. i was wondering where the story is. after 38 years , it can still be the story of a mother who wants to strengthen her child's heart with the heroes of the city. today i will review the story of mohammad ali rajaee. this house is going to be narrated. be the creator of my story, both from the passionate and sweet moments of life and from the moment of martyrdom and farewell to him . first of all, i had to find people who had seen shahid rajaei beyond the television frame. mr. naboi is one of the honors of his life is that he has known shahid rajaei since he was a teenager when he was a teacher of difficult mathematics in high school. all the children in the school loved mr. rajaei , not because of his important math lesson, but because of his morals. he was our math teacher in the twelfth year of high school and i was there with him. i met completely special. his characteristics were different from our other teachers and professors. he had an extraordinary calmness and a special calmn