Muharraq:The Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning, in collaboration with Eskan Bank, is set to launch the 11th edition of their Mobile Housing Finance Branch initiative. This initiative will take place at Marassi Galleria in Muharraq from November 11 to 15, providing citizens with direct access to information and advice on housing programmes and financing options.
According to Bahrain News Agency, the mobile branch will operate daily from 10 am to 10 pm. Specialists from the ministry and Eskan Bank will be available to offer guidance on eligibility requirements, financing terms, repayment periods, and available housing solutions.
The initiative will highlight the Tumooh programme, which offers eligible beneficiaries additional government-subsidised funding, provided they have previously received Tas'heel, Tas'heel+ or apartment purchase financing and meet the approved criteria. Information on the Tas'heel, Tas'heel+, and the newly introduced Mazaya category will also be available. Additionally, the ministry will showcase housing developments delivered in partnership with the private sector under the Government Land Development Rights Programme, offering a range of properties compatible with the available financing schemes.
Citizens will have the opportunity to explore the digital services of the Baity real estate platform, which lists approximately 14,610 properties across Bahrain's governorates, including land plots, villas, and apartments. The platform also allows users to search and reserve properties online, track financing applications, access digital property valuations through 33 accredited valuers, and follow construction progress on housing projects.
The initiative aims to bring housing and financing services closer to citizens, improve access to information, and help them identify suitable housing solutions. Previous editions of this initiative have been held at various shopping centres across Bahrain, such as Ramli Mall, Country Mall, The Avenues, City Centre Bahrain, Al Enma Mall, Marassi Galleria, and Seef Mall, as well as at the City of Youth 2030.