Abstract:
: Building on the lessons of IHDP, the first Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP I) introduced a slightly different mode of housing delivery. Housing provision policy in Ethiopia, the government, individuals, and private investors all play different roles in providing housing for residential and commercial purposes. GTP II, which covers (2015/16-2019/20), aims to expand housing development programs to reduce urban housing demand and supply gaps. Specifically, GTP II aims at increasing the construction of urban residential houses. However, within the plan period, the government was unable to achieve its intended plan. Therefore, this paper is intended to evaluate the performance of housing development under the two growth transformational plan of Ethiopia purposes, emphasizing Addis Ababa city. The quantitative research approaches were applied to achieve this purpose, and primary and secondary data were collected and analyzed descriptively. The findings show that Addis Ababa's housing development performance is not as good as it should be, but there is also a high demand for housing. As a result, the city administration must thoroughly analyze the problem and implement policy interventions to improve land supply based on current performance.
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