الجزیره فارسی
پایگاه خبری و تحلیلی 
The Makroyan Fifth Housing Project in Kabul has re-entered the construction phase after ۱۲ years of wandering and stagnation. With a ۷۰ percent progress in the initial stages, this project is considered one of the largest housing schemes in Afghanistan. However, the question that many people have is whether they can afford these homes.
Outrageous Prices and Bitter Realities
The price of residential units in this project has reached $۱۶۶,۰۰۰, a figure that seems extremely unattainable in the current economic conditions of Afghanistan. While the average household income has significantly decreased and many people are still struggling with livelihood issues, these prices pose a major challenge for purchasing new housing.
As Afghanistan continues to grapple with the repercussions of political and economic crises, hope for improvement in housing has become a dream. Despite significant investments in the Makroyan Fifth Project, it seems that this scheme may not be able to meet the real needs of the people.
Uncertain Future
The Makroyan Fifth Project, which initially began with the promise of providing adequate housing for various segments of society, has now turned into a big question mark. Can this project fulfill its promises, or is it merely a showcase of modern development designed for the affluent segment of society?
Given that a part of Afghan society is under severe economic pressure, these questions and concerns remain. Therefore, the future of this project and its impact on the lives of the people of Kabul is shrouded in uncertainty.
