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1- Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
2- college of humanities, yadegar-e-emam(rah) shahr-e- rey branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran,Iran, college of humanities, yadegar-e-emam(rah) shahr-e- rey branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran,Iran , majidshareeatpanhi@yahoo.com
3- Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ahvaz, Iran, Branch, Islamic Azad University, Ahvaz, Iran
4- Geography faculty, university of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, Geography faculty, university of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
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Due to the many complexities, housing planning, especially for vulnerable groups, in a city as large as Tehran, requires a model to simplify the process and speed up calculations, which does not currently exist. With the aim of solving this problem, the present study proposes a model with the following steps: 1) Explaining the objectives 2) Estimating the housing needs of the target community 3) Identifying expandable areas 4) Proposing construction patterns 5) Proposing dispersion patterns 6) Calculations and patterns Financial and 7) suggest operating patterns. The information required to implement the model was collected from two questionnaires and data from the Statistics Center. In this model, three housing models with minimum, optimal and average areas and three types of existing housing construction, 100% infrastructure and freeing up the yard space were used as public urban space. The proposed zoning was adapted to the 22 districts of Tehran Municipality due to compliance with the available data. Sales price and financial calculations were calculated based on the internal rate of return of 20% and contract subsidies, and finally 4 free transfer models, lifelong lease, lease on condition of ownership in the program areas were proposed. The results show that one of the problems in this sector is the lack of appropriate decision-making structure and planning tools that can provide a comprehensive and complete review of the current situation, comprehensive and comprehensive solutions. Therefore, according to the model and using the indicators used, regions 2, 6 and 13 have the lowest and regions 19 and 22 have the highest potential for housing development of low-income and vulnerable groups, and finally, the model has suggested the most housing in regions 22, 4, 19 and 11.
 
     
Type of Study: Research | Subject: Geography and Urban Planning

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