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SARAJEVO, Feb 27 (Hina) - The House of Peoples of the Parliament of
Bosnia-Herzegovina adopted a law on the purchase of socially-owned
flats on Thursday.
The process of privatisation will not include some 2,000
nationalised flats which should be returned to their owners.
The law, whose preparation lasted more than a year, sets the average
price of one square meter of housing space at DM 600 with a
possibility of an instalment payment period of 20 years.
The Federation government expects that the sale of flats will
secure some DM 500 million, which will enable the solution of
housing problems of 5,000 to 7,000 families.
Still unclear is the privatisation and terms of privatisation of
15,000 flats, whose pre-war tenancy right holders, currently
refugees, could ask to return.
The Federation government has also adopted a bill on the cessation
of validity of a law on abandoned flats, which would annul war-time
housing certificates and enable the return of pre-war tenants.
However, this proposal has still not been adopted by the Federation
parliament as there is no agreement on enabling returnees to buy off
flats.
The Bosniak (Muslim) side demands that the purchase of those flats
be stopped for the next five years, saying it wants to prevent
possible cases of speculation.
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