A. M. The Minister of Housing, Michelle Sol, shared through her social networks that the Fondo Social para la Vivienda (FSV) closed the month of april with a historic record in the delinquency rate, registering only 0.92%. This figure represents the lowest default rate so far in 2025, significantly surpassing the rates of january (1.93%), february (1.02%) and march (1.98%).
Sol highlighted that this result reflects the responsibility of salvadoran families to comply with their monthly payments, which strengthens their credit history and demonstrates their commitment to the country’s housing development. “This shows the responsibility of families to pay their installments and take care of their credit”, said the minister.
In contrast to previous administrations, where delinquency reached levels of up to 11%, this remarkable reduction represents a significant change in the financial culture of FSV beneficiaries. The government has strengthened support mechanisms to facilitate compliance with credit commitments.
In addition to highlighting the good performance of debtors, the minister emphasized that this panorama opens a great opportunity to promote new low-income housing projects. The low delinquency rate generates confidence in developers and investors, who now see a more stable and attractive environment to invest in the sector.
With this positive record, the government reaffirms its commitment to the expansion of affordable housing solutions, focused on the needs of salvadoran families. The responsible behavior of FSV users thus becomes a key pillar to continue boosting the country’s real estate market.
