The president of Camacol, Guillermo Herrera, sure that the panorama of the living place has been negatively impacted by the effects of the economic panorama of the country, but especially for damming in the payment of subsidies by the Government.
(See: Draft decree for changes in Mi Casa Ya is ready).
“In 2022, for the first time, disbursements of subsidies for households were frozen“, said.
In this sense, he added that “Sales of Social Interest Housing (VIS) are presenting a very high contraction of more than 64% in negative “.
(See: Delay in transfer of subsidies worries the country’s construction sector).
In short, there are currently 40,000 households that earn less than 3 minimum wages waiting for the subsidy from Mi Casa Ya.
Faced with this, Camacol presented some solutions for this scenario in which those households that are waiting for their home are affected through the disbursement of the subsidy.
(See: Anif warns of a 5-year setback in housing policy).
“More resources are needed in the sector. By 2023 the investment figures required by the sector are 3.3 trillion, this in order not to risk household savings and avoid job losses in the sector. That would be the accumulated total, because today you have 1.4 trillion, so the rest is what is missing”, said the president of Camacol.
On the other hand, the Ministry of Housing announces that In April of this year, the payment of the Mi Casa Ya subsidies will be renewed.
(See: ABC of changes in housing subsidies that will be delivered by Sisbén).
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