The "Affordable Price" program aims to facilitate the purchase of discounted apartments for young couples and singles over 35, but at the end of the program, many apartments remained unsold. These apartments are currently offered for sale without a lottery, due to situations such as the cancellation of rights or insufficient registrations for the lottery. The apartments are sold at prices 15% to 30% lower than market price, but are often located in peripheral areas, and sometimes consist of large apartments that were not suitable for lottery winners. Eligibility to purchase these apartments is limited to people without housing, married or single individuals aged 35 and over, and a certificate of eligibility is required. Information about available apartments is updated on the "Affordable Price" website, but there is no guarantee that they are indeed available. The purchase of these apartments is done directly with the contractor, without the need for a lottery, and the contractor may sell the apartments on the free market after a year if they have not been sold.