Arequipa. The Regional Housing, Construction and Sanitation Management prepares a land bank for the execution of social housing projects. The head of the sector, Jacinto Rosas, maintained that they hope to identify at least six properties to present them to private companies that can invest within the first 100 days of Rohel Sánchez’s term.
The Regional Government of Arequipa sells them the area on the condition that they build houses and apply the guidelines of the MiVivienda and Techo Propio programs.
What are the places where low-cost homes would be sold in Arequipa?
Rosas assured that they have already identified two properties so far. The largest is 52 hectares, located in the sector the terraces of the district of Yura. These could house 2,000 single-family and multi-family homes. The official assured that there is interest from a private person from Lima and another from Arequipa.
A feasibility report for the land is being prepared to be sent to the Regional Management for the Promotion of Private Investment Projects.
Inspection in Terrazas de Yura. Photo: Jacinto Rosas/ Facebook
The second area is located in the Río Seco sector of the district of Colorado Hill and has seven hectares.
Why would it be affordable housing?
The official stressed that the houses They could be financed with the bonds granted by the MiVivienda and Techo Propio programs. In this way, those interested may take advantage of the facilities offered by the State in the acquisition of a home.
“If the value of the house is 107,000 soles, then one of the programs can finance 40% of the cost and the rest can be obtained from a bank loan,” Rosas said.
On the other hand, he indicated that they are reviewing the requests for the sale of land from other associations in the region.
Source: Larepublica
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