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The Fondo Social para la Vivienda (FSV) presented its annual report, reflecting one of its best performances in housing finance. With one month remaining in the year, the institution reports the registration of 45,554 homes, backed by a total investment of US$1,046.40 million, benefiting 186,646 salvadorans. Minister of Housing Michelle Sol also publicly shared this information, highlighting the social and economic impact of these achievements.
Cumulative Results by Credit Line
• New Housing:
12,138 loans, with an investment of US$444.80 million, strengthening the housing supply and boosting the construction sector.
• Existing housing and other lines:
23,862 loans, totaling US$474.20 million, demonstrate a consistent demand for accessible financing options.
• Extraordinary assets:
9,554 recovered homes, with an investment of US$127.40 million. These properties, previously occupied by criminal organizations, were transformed into safe homes for new families.
2025 Results
So far in 2025, the FSV has benefited 5,745 families, representing an investment of US$179.14 million.
New Housing:
2,295 loans | US$93.97 million
Existing Housing and Other Loans:
2,749 loans | US$73.91 million
Extraordinary Assets:
701 loans | US$11.26 million
In november, 531 loans were registered, equivalent to US$16.80 million.
These results confirm a year of strong investment and growth in the social housing sector, demonstrating a dynamic market with opportunities for developers. The FSV reiterated its call to builders to create projects that align with the population’s ability to pay, to expand the supply and make it easier for more young people and families to access their first home.
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