Дмитрий Тэрэбуркэ

When the Prima Casa program was launched in Moldova in 2018, it was positioned as a large-scale social initiative – a chance for young families to find their own housing with state support. Today, several years later, Prima Casă has turned into a source of uncertainty, debt traps and social tensions. Instead of a sustainable solution to the housing problem, we got an overheated market, disguised incentives for the banking sector and the state’s withdrawal from its own obligations.