A. M. Housing minister Michelle Sol reported that, by the end of june 2025, the Fondo Social para la Vivienda (FSV) has reached historic figures, with the deeds of 42,822 homes nationwide. This effort has represented a cumulative investment of US$960.47 million, benefiting 178,186 salvadorans who now have a decent home.
Of the total loans granted, 10,913 were for new housing, amounting to US$395.65 million, while 22,670 were for used housing and other lines, with an investment of US$441.99 million. These results reflect the government’s focus on facilitating access to housing solutions for both those looking to buy a new home and those opting for second-hand options.
So far in 2025, the FSV has deeded 3,013 homes, with an investment of US$93.20 million. This figure represents an effective response to the housing demand of salvadoran families, especially in historically underserved areas.
So far this year, 1,070 loans have been allocated to new housing, totaling US$44.82 million, while 1,557 loans have been allocated to existing housing and other lines, totaling US$41.70 million. In addition, 386 homes with extraordinary assets have been registered, with an investment of US$6.68 million.
These achievements consolidate the FSV as one of the government’s main tools for guaranteeing the right to adequate housing, promoting the well-being and stability of thousands of salvadoran families through accessible and sustainable financing policies.
