Start-up grant to Brynja for the purchase of 10 flats

Brynja and the Municipality of Hafnarfjörður sign an agreement on flats in
Hafnarfjörður

Brynja, the housing fund of the Disabled Persons' Association of Iceland, and
The City of Hafnarfjörður has signed an agreement on a foundation grant for the purchase of flats in
Hafnarfjörður. The agreement applies to the purchase of up to ten social housing units.
The total initial value of Brynja's purchase plan amounts to 562 million króna, and the initial contribution amounts
Hafnarfjörður's just over 67 million kronur.

^{Rósa Guðbjartsdóttir, Mayor of Hafnarfjörður, and Guðbrandur Sigurðsson, Managing Director of Brynja, signed the agreement.}

Brynja owns and manages flats for disabled people.

Brynja's role is to own and manage flats for disabled people.
Brynja's general housing is allocated to tenants who are below the defined
income and asset thresholds and is based on how long the individual concerned
has been on a waiting list for a flat.

See item 8 in the minutes of the Hafnarfjörður Town Council meeting of 4 May 2022.