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The Fondo Social para la Vivienda (FSV) finalized the deeds for 408 homes in july, representing an investment of US$12.43 million, as part of its efforts to facilitate access to homeownership for salvadoran families. This achievement is part of the Housing System’s strategy to expand financing opportunities and increase the availability of affordable housing.
Housing minister Michelle Sol highlighted that the FSV continues to promote programs with interest rates starting at 4%, with subsidies that directly reduce monthly payments. In addition, the institution offers zero-down-payment financing options and covers part of the cost of insurance associated with mortgage loans.
According to data shared by the official, during the current administration, 49,068 families have benefited from the issuance of deeds totaling US$1,164.55 million, positively impacting 197,540 Salvadorans who have been able to access housing solutions.
The accumulated results are distributed across different credit lines. For new housing, the FSV has granted 13,742 loans totaling US$508.91 million, while for existing housing and other modalities, 25,608 loans totaling US$525 million have been issued.
The institution also reports progress in the placement of extraordinary assets, which correspond to homes recovered and subsequently allocated through financing. In this category, 9,718 loans totaling US$130.64 million have been registered.
During 2026, the FSV processed 3,021 loans, representing an investment of US$101.83 million. Of this total, 1,357 correspond to new housing, with an investment of US$54.29 million; 1,530 to existing housing and other loan programs, totaling US$44.87 million; and 134 to homes acquired through extraordinary assets, with an investment of US$2.67 million.
The institution stated that it will continue working to increase the supply of social housing and expand financing options for more families through programs that aim to reduce the economic barriers to homeownership.
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