The State Housing Company, established to provide affordable housing to citizens, is facing scrutiny over its business practices. Questions are being raised regarding why the company utilizes commercial mechanisms alongside subsidized programs. Critics inquire about the varying conditions of sale and the company’s generation of profit. The core issue centers on the apparent contradiction between its mission of accessibility and its revenue-generating activities. Some suggest the company isn’t always selling properties at cost, prompting examination of its pricing strategies. This dual approach—offering both preferential and commercial options—is under review to determine alignment with its founding purpose. Transparency regarding the company’s financial operations and sales policies is being sought.