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The housing sector has closed 2024 with a positive balance by granting 6,499 loans for home purchases, which represents a total amount deeded of US$165.71 million. This progress reflects the sector’s commitment to promoting access to decent housing for the population.
Of the total reported, US$76.40 million corresponded to the acquisition of 1,958 new homes, while US$67.55 million went to 2,986 used homes. Likewise, US$21.76 million went to 1,555 extraordinary assets, consolidating a diversified supply that meets different housing needs.
In parallel, the sector has invested US$46 million in housing construction projects, housing initiatives, and resettlement. These investments have benefited 7,845 families, most of them people in extremely vulnerable conditions, strengthening social infrastructure and quality of life.
The figures show the positive impact of public policies and strategic alliances, which have allowed for greater housing inclusion. In addition, efforts in resettlement projects stand out as an integral response to social and environmental challenges.
With these actions, the housing sector reaffirms its commitment to reduce the housing deficit and promote decent and safe housing for thousands of families in the country, marking a year of outstanding and promising results.
