Iran’s property market has been beset with a supply-demand imbalance and a sharp depreciation of rial against the US dollar in April, which have squeezed the consumer purchasing power. Rouzbeh Zahiri, the group’s managing director, said based on the new policy, developers are required to stick to a tight timetable for housing construction projects, which would specify the start date, duration and other details until the project is completed, HIBNA reported on Thursday. It also lays out the procedures governing coordination and cooperation between the parent company and its subsidiaries. The new policy is mainly aimed at persuading developers to observe the housing consumption pattern wherein units measuring less than 100 meters enjoy the highest demand, Financial Tribune reported.