1. There is a problem with the funds of the developer or contractor: this may lead to the project not being carried out as planned, thus delaying the delivery of the house.
2. Changes in government policies: Changes in government policies may affect the progress of the project, such as changes in land use rights and planning permission, resulting in the project not being completed on time.
3. Natural disasters: natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods may affect the progress of the project, resulting in delayed delivery.
4. Unqualified acceptance of resettlement houses: problems found during the acceptance of resettlement houses may not be delivered on time.
5. The buyer fails to provide the required documents or payment in time: the buyer fails to provide the required documents or payment in time, which may also lead to the failure to deliver the house on time.
The above are only possible reasons, and the specific reasons need to be analyzed in combination with the actual situation. If the resettlement house is postponed, it is recommended to contact the developer or relevant departments for details and take corresponding measures.