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The construction sector continues to strengthen the salvadoran economy with large-scale projects. One of the most notable is Valle Dulce, an initiative representing an investment of over US$1 billion that will create more than 6,500 homes, along with industrial and urban development spaces.
The project, located in the district of Apopa, seeks to become the main growth pole in the north of Greater San Salvador, covering 326 blocks. Valle Dulce has been conceived as a comprehensive urban development master plan, which includes high-rise projects, industrial parks, green areas, and modern residential areas.
According to Urbánica, the project developer, Valle Dulce is estimated to generate around 1,500 direct jobs and more than 5,000 indirect jobs each year for the next 15 years, significantly boosting the local and national economy.
The project reflects investors’ confidence in the country’s climate of stability and security, factors that have stimulated sustained growth in the real estate sector and housing demand.
“Today, salvadorans not only enjoy security, but also better opportunities to improve their quality of life. Valle Dulce is a clear example of the development that is transforming El Salvador”, said representatives of Urbánica.
With this million-dollar investment, Valle Dulce marks a milestone in the evolution of national urban development, consolidating El Salvador as an attractive destination for investment and sustainable progress.
