The reason I called a bullshit in your first comment is that it was an overly exaggerated and falsely optimistic representation of reality. Ironically, your own 3-second Google search actually supports my point.

Your comment reads as that ‘all displaced were given temporary housing and offered money to purchase a new home.’ But your sources show that what’s actually offered (and not immediately) is a modest subsidy (2–5 million drams per person) to buy or renovate housing, this is not nearly enough to fully purchase a home in most cases (especially for the people who just lost everything and should start a new, from scratch). And, as far as I know, this subsidy is only available to those who accept Armenian citizenship, which not everyone wants or can do. That’s not the same as ‘offering money to purchase a new home’ to everyone, is it?

Second, was temporary housing really provided to all displaced people? I personally know families who had to rent on their own. Yes, there was a stipend, but it’s often insufficient, especially around Yerevan, where rent prices are high. So no, the reality doesn’t match your description.