In the framework of Nurly Zher, more than 7.7 million square meters of housing was commissioned since the beginning of the year. This was reported by Minister for Investment and Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Zhenis Kasymbek at a press conference at the CCS on the results of the implementation of the state program “Nurly Zher” for 8 months of the current year.

Zhenis Kasymbek reported that 7.7 million square meters were put into operation this year. meters of housing, which amounted to 112% over the same period in 2017, and the annual plan has already been fulfilled by 64%.

“Following the results of 8 months of this year. attracted about 702 billion tenge, which is higher than last year's level by 31%. In total, 67,055 dwelling units were commissioned in the republic, including 26,665 individual houses. At the same time, if the construction of individual housing prevailed before, then with the beginning of the implementation of policies to stimulate private housing construction and support social segments of the population, through the construction of affordable credit and rental housing by akimats, there is an increase in the construction of multi-family housing, ”J. Kasymbek said.

According to the speaker, in connection with the implementation of the housing program and the launch of concessional lending to the population, there has been a significant increase in investment in housing construction.

“This year, the Head of State in his Address set the task of bringing housing supply to 30 square meters by 2030. meters per person. All the conditions necessary to achieve this objective have been created, measures have been taken to improve the mechanisms of the housing and mortgage program. And if during 26 years of independence of our country we have built 1.1 million dwellings (approximately 40 thousand annually). In the 15 years of the implementation of the Nurly Zher program, we plan to build 1.5 million dwellings, that is, 2.5 times more, or 100,000 dwellings each. And thus, we will significantly resolve the issues of housing for our citizens, ”concluded Z. Kasymbek.