Those who will benefit from homes developed through this project will have to meet the following conditions: to belong to a vulnerable group/community, to be aged 18 to 35, the income per family member must be lower than the monthly average salary in Romania, to not hold/have held a home, and to live in an overcrowded and precarious home. The location proposed for investment is the Stupini district, which is a six-minute walk from the public transport station RATBV, the Brasov City Hall said in a statement.
The project provides that each apartment will have a living, a bedroom, a kitchen, a bathroom, a storeroom and a hallway. The project aims to improve living conditions for youths coming from vulnerable communities and groups and support their social and economic integration’’, the statement also reads.