Owners' Association Responds to Social Affairs

The Association of Owners of Rental Properties in Lebanon reaffirmed its commitment to the right of private property and rejected the notion of burdening landlords alone with the repercussions of the economic and social collapse. They emphasized that rental relationships should be managed fairly without confiscating the rights of property owners or depriving them of their assets. The association also rejected describing the rental issue as a scheme to displace Lebanese citizens, asserting that thousands of landlords have been denied tangible benefits from their properties while rental rates remained low. Additionally, they confirmed that the crisis does not annul the right to property, and that housing policies are the responsibility of the state. They called for the establishment of a support fund for tenants unable to pay, while insisting on the necessity of amending rental laws to preserve the rights of both parties. They emphasized that the right to property cannot be compromised by demands for confiscation or violation of landlords’ rights.

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