The story of Elmira Alymkulova is just one example among the many cases of deception of home buyers in Kyrgyzstan. Instead of what was promised, the family ended up with an unfinished house, court proceedings and prolonged uncertainty.
Changes in the regulation of the construction market
Against the backdrop of such high-profile stories, the state is taking steps to change the rules by which the construction market operates. These changes are aimed at preventing such schemes and at helping those who have found themselves in a difficult housing situation.
What does this mean for citizens?
The main question that remains open is whether the new government measures can genuinely prevent buyers from being deceived and provide real help to those who have already lost years waiting for their homes.
These changes affect the interests of a broad audience that faces the risk of losing time and money when buying a home.
