SANTO DOMINGO.- The President of the Republic, Luis Abinader, and the Minister of Housing and Buildings (MIVED), Carlos Bonilla, yesterday delivered the third stage of the “Mi Vivienda Hato Nuevo” project, consisting of 100 new apartments, thus completing the 600 units corresponding to that location.
Mi Vivienda Hato Nuevo is a residential development being built on over 153,000 square meters. The project will have a total of 1,232 apartment units with two and three bedrooms.
“With these housing projects, we are not only benefiting families who now have their own homes, but we are also boosting the local economy and generating jobs. Here in Hato Nuevo, we have created more than 2,400 direct and indirect jobs with this project, and this is how we continue to drive the progress of our country,” said Minister Bonilla, according to a press release.
It states that with yesterday's delivery, the number of Dominican families participating in the Mi Vivienda Hato Nuevo project has reached 600. The project features a playground, basketball court, parking for cars and motorcycles, and extensive green areas covering more than 6,275 square meters. This includes an ecological trail that runs throughout the entire project, providing residents with opportunities for exercise and walks.
The government has invested 3,337.9 million pesos in this project, benefiting more than 4,400 people. This has also impacted the local economy by generating more than 2,400 direct and indirect jobs
Hato Nuevo is part of the "Mi Vivienda" housing plan announced by the central government, which stipulates the construction of more than 7,400 apartments distributed between Santiago and Santo Domingo.
In addition to the Hato Nuevo project in the city of Santo Domingo, the Ministry of Housing and Buildings is constructing housing projects in Ciudad Modelo and San Luis; while in the northern zone the La Barranquita and Los Salados projects are being carried out.
During the handover of the keys, the president and Bonilla were accompanied by Julia Drullard, governor of the province of Santo Domingo; Antonio Taveras Guzmán, senator of the province of Santo Domingo; Andrés Vander Horst, manager of Fiduciaria Reservas; among others.
Also present were the 100 beneficiary families, government collaborators, community members from the area, and other authorities.
