The Government is increasing the quotas for subsidized loans: "It's time, go to the banks, don't give up if you're missing some documents". Predrag Štromar, Minister of Construction and Spatial Planning, said that so far 1477 applications for subsidized housing loans have been received, and that more than 1900 loans are planned. APN has so far approved 130 subsidized loans. By next Tuesday, 1477 requests for subsidized housing loans for those under 45 years old have been received, and the state plans to give more than 1900 loans, Predrag Štromar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Construction and Spatial Planning said. He added that APN has so far approved 130 loans, while 40 requests have been returned to the commission for the completion of the documentation. "We have funds secured for more than 1900 loans. The average interest is 3100 kuna. I call on citizens who still have some administrative problems, that they can fix, not to worry. They have time to complete their applications as we have also provided for in the law that a incomplete application is not rejected, but that the completion of all documentation is requested. Do not worry about it, just make an effort in the departments that issue these permits to obtain them on time, and we have given them a deadline just for these loans," Štromar said. He added that this loan line will not be closed until more than 2000 requests are received, that is, until 2100 requests are received. "This means that the competition will still be open for sure for another two weeks. There is time, go to the banks, ask, ask via the internet, our pages, APN pages, you can get any answer," Štromar said, adding that more than 50 requests arrive daily. The commission that approves loans meets every other day, and Štromar expects all requests to be processed within two and a half weeks.

Energetic renewal EU money for private houses

He also praised projects for the energetic renewal of buildings, saying that they have 2.3 billion for subsidies, while a total of five billion will be available for interventions in the construction sector in the coming years. "Now, a competition worth 380 million kuna for the energetic renewal of all other public buildings, not just educational buildings, is being prepared, and we expect a continuous open competition until all funds are used," Štromar said. He also added that they are still negotiating with the European Commission to see if it is possible to allocate money for the energetic renewal of private houses. "We would like to invest 220 million from the EU fund. I hope we will get approval by the end of the year, so that this measure will start in the spring," Štromar said.

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