SANTIAGO- During his tour of this, the second most important province in the country, President Luis Abinader, along with the Minister of Housing and Buildings (MIVED), Carlos Bonilla, delivered 50 new apartment units of the Mi Vivienda La Barranquita project in this area.
The project features 136 apartments, developed over more than 10,000 square meters, combining play and recreational areas, an exercise area, and parking for its owners.
With a total investment of 313,797 million pesos, it is expected to also impact the economy of the area, in addition to the construction sector in the Northern Zone, where more than 260 direct jobs have been generated.
“With the delivery of the first 50 apartments, we will change the lives of these families, who, thanks to the efforts of the central government, our allies and MIVED, will now have a safe home, together with their loved ones, living a dignified life,” said the Minister of MIVED during the handover.
Samuel Pereyra, administrator of Banco del Reservas, expressed his excitement, just as he did when the Mi Vivienda program was formally launched last July in the Los Salados sector, where 60 apartments were delivered, fulfilling a long-cherished desire of our president, for whose happy realization the entity he presides over, MIVED, as well as Fiduciaria Reservas, have joined together.
La Barranquita is part of the Mi Vivienda Plan and projects the construction of more than 7,400 apartments distributed between Santiago and Santo Domingo.
In addition to the La Barranquita project, in Santiago there is also Mi Vivienda Los Salados, while in the city of Santo Domingo Ciudad Modelo, San Luis and Hato Nuevo are being developed, where 300 housing units were recently delivered.
Representing the beneficiaries, the Victoriano, Filión, Reyes, Ureña and Rodríguez families received their keys, declaring their joy at receiving their home.
During the handover of the keys, Abinader and Bonilla were accompanied by the Vice President of the Republic, Raquel Peña; the Administrative Minister of the Presidency, José Ignacio Paliza; the President of the Senate, Eduardo Estrella; the administrator of Banreservas, Samuel Pereyra Rojas; the governor of the province, Rosa Santos; and the deputy for the province of Santiago, Francisco Díaz.
Along with the 50 beneficiary families were also members of the press, government collaborators, community members from the area and other authorities.
