

The Bee-HOME housing programme is designed to provide rental accommodation for a period of 120 months in housing communities created in a municipal or company project. At the end of the term, the regular tenant can acquire ownership by paying 15% of the then current market price and purchasing a share of the land allocated to the building. The project aims to create an affordable housing model.
Moving in requires the purchase of a “Tenancy Entitlement” linked to the category, which guarantees the tenant the right to live in the Bee-HOME programme for a period of 20 years (if they do not wish to purchase the property at the end of the term). During the tenancy entitlement period, if the tenant wishes to move, they do not need to re-contract, they just need to find another available unit of their category and pay the difference in the self contribution amount adjusted to the market price of the unit, so that the sum of the total self contribution along with the tenancy entitlement adds up to 30% of the final price of the residential unit. This payment will also be included in the subsequent purchase price.
* Bee-HOME self-finance programme: a unique solution for those who do not yet have the financial means to move in. We offer them the opportunity to self-finance by purchasing the internal token of the Bee-HOME system. This entails that the Pre-Bee Cash (P-BCS) purchased at the issue price (“discounted” price, $0.7) is converted at the guaranteed rate of $1 at the time of move-in. This gives a 42% bonus during the start-up period!

♦ Definition of Tenancy Entitlement: the basis for participation in the Bee-HOME housing programme. By paying for the entitlement, the owner becomes eligible (for a period of 20 years) to rent a residential unit within the programme. The price of the entitlement is deducted from the purchase price of the unit at the time of purchase. The beneficiary is free to move between housing communities, without having to re-contract or pay a deposit or security fee.
♦ Total payment: the sum of the total payments made during the rental period, the initial payments, and the total rental payments.
♦♦ Funding %: the percentage of the total cost paid during the rental period.
♦♦♦ Residual value: at the end of the rental period, this is the amount for which the accommodation unit can be purchased.
♦♦♦♦ Average rent: average rent plus inflation 3,94% over the rental period.
♦♦♦♦♦ Average rent per square metre: average rent per square metre plus inflation over the rental period.