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Dự án nhà ở xã hội đội vốn 40%
30 Oct, 2019
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USA Today: Nearly three years after city voters approved a $1.2 billion construction program over 10 years, the city has yet to see the first building completed. Average per-apartment costs have zoomed more than $100,000 past prior predictions, the study by city Controller Ron Galperin finds.
…At an average cost of $531,373 per unit – with many apartments costing more than $600,000 each – building costs of many of the homeless units will exceed (vượt quá) the median sale price (giá bán thị trường một căn hộ trung vị) of a market-rate condominium.
…Prices rose (tăng) dramatically (đột ngột) because of higher-than-expected costs for items other than actual construction, such as consultants (tư vấn) and financing (lãi vay tài chính/ngân hàng). Those items comprise up to 40% of the cost of a project, the study found. By contrast, land acquisition costs averaged only 11% of the total costs.
Based on a recent audit of the program.
-> It’s absurd for a government to be building houses, a task for which it is manifestly unsuited. What the government should be doing is easing restrictions (nới lỏng luật lệ/quy định/hạn chế) on building (xây dựng nhà ở dân dụng), improving (cải thiện) public transportation (giao thông công cộng) which increases the supply of effective housing and dealing with any shortfalls by using housing vouchers (tem phiếu).
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