Key Activities and Achievements During the Fourth Week of September 2026 (Weekly Highlights)

  • The end of the application period for benefiting from the Housing Finance Support Program, which aims to enable low-income Jordanian families to obtain subsidized housing financing for the purchase, construction, or expansion of a housing unit through approved financing institutions. The application period lasted for one month and ended on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, with the total number of applications submitted by the end of the application period reaching 2,539.
  • The Corporation commenced the necessary maintenance and remedial works to rehabilitate the entrance to Buildings 23 and 24 within the Abu Alanda Project, in response to the observations raised by the residents of the two buildings and as part of its social responsibility and commitment to the safety of residents.
  • Meetings were held during the current week for the Corporation’s working committees, including the Planning Committee, Properties Committee, Committee for Pricing Commercial Elements and Land Plots for Usufruct, and Promotion Committee, to discuss several items on the agendas and take the necessary measures and decisions in this regard.
  • A number of the Corporation’s employees were honored with the Distinguished Employee Award for the First Cycle of 2026, reflecting the Corporation’s commitment to fostering a culture of creativity and innovation in the workplace and motivating employees to continue their contributions and enhance institutional performance.
  • A tender was invited for the construction of a commercial building in the Abu Nseir Housing Project / Amman, and a tender was invited for site investigation and soil testing for the Foaara Housing Project / Irbid. An auction announcement was also issued for the sale of the assets of the Al-Mustanadah Project’s treatment plant, including tanks, a fence, and pipes.
  • A two-day training workshop was held on accessibility and universal design for buildings and facilities for persons with disabilities, in cooperation with the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
  • Employees of the Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDC) participated in the 64th International Training Program in India entitled: “Housing of the Poor in the City: Policy, Planning and Implementation – India's Experience.”