Oslo’s Labour Party has secured approval to sell up to 1500 municipal housing units in the eastern part of the city. The decision follows a period of advocacy from the party to divest these properties. Residents are expressing strong dissatisfaction with the plan, fearing displacement and a loss of affordable housing options in the area. Critics argue the sale will exacerbate existing housing challenges for vulnerable populations on the east side. The Labour Party maintains the sale is necessary for urban development and to generate funds for other municipal projects. The move has ignited a debate about social housing policy and its impact on long-term residents. Further details regarding the sale process and resident support measures are expected to be announced.