Delivery of 208 new homes begins in Prado Alto San Luis

Carolina Álvarez
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Santo Domingo.– The Prado Alto San Luis Residential began the delivery of 208 new housing units corresponding to its second stage, reaching a total of 560 homes delivered to date. The event was led by the Minister of Housing, Habitat and Buildings (Mivhed), Víctor Bisonó Haza, along with representatives from the financial sector and the project’s development company. During the activity, Bisonó highlighted the importance of continuing to promote initiatives that allow more Dominican families to access decent and quality housing, also highlighting the value of alliances between the public and private sectors to expand home acquisition opportunities.

“Every family that receives the keys to their home today takes an important step towards greater stability and well-being. From the Government we continue to promote mechanisms that facilitate access to housing solutions,” said the minister.

From his side, Pablo Goyeneche, manager of SIDIDOM, the trust company promoting the project, stated that the development of housing represents the construction of opportunities and well-being for hundreds of Dominican families. Among the beneficiaries are public servants, members of the Armed Forces, and Dominicans residing abroad, who were able to access their own housing through housing support programs.
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Cases like those of Joel Herrera, a member of the National Police; Carlos Paredes, a frigate captain of the Dominican Navy; and Juana Bautista Santana, a resident in the United States, reflect the scope of the social initiative. Prado Alto San Luis is part of a housing development model aimed at offering quality housing through planning, financing, and joint management between developers, financial institutions, and authorities. The second stage of the project adds to the units previously delivered, consolidating Prado Alto San Luis as an initiative of impact for the community of San Luis and its surroundings, the result of coordinated work between developers, financial institutions, and authorities.
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