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Coesvi to Construct Around 300 Homes in Ciudad Juárez Following Federal Announcement

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Coesvi to Construct Around 300 Homes in Ciudad Juárez Following Federal Announcement

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, September 28, 2026 – The State Commission for Land, Housing, and Infrastructure (Coesvi) is set to construct approximately 300 homes in Ciudad Juárez, as confirmed by Coesvi delegate Óscar Lozoya. This initiative comes after the Federal Government announced plans for 59,000 new housing units across the state of Chihuahua.

Lozoya explained that the necessary funds for this significant project are already secured. Currently, efforts are focused on establishing a trust fund that will manage these resources, ensuring their specific allocation towards the construction of the new homes. This administrative model is first being implemented in the city of Chihuahua before being rolled out in Ciudad Juárez.

Project Location and Readiness

Once the trust fund is fully constituted and the executive project plans are completed, construction work will commence. The chosen site for these new homes is located near Senderos del Sol, an area already equipped with essential services and deemed feasible for development. This strategic location aims to provide residents with convenient access to existing infrastructure.

Federal and State Collaboration

The federal government’s broader housing initiative for Chihuahua underscores a collaborative effort to address housing needs across the state. Coesvi’s role in Ciudad Juárez highlights the state’s commitment to contributing to this larger goal, providing much-needed housing options for its citizens.

Impact on Ciudad Juárez

The construction of these 300 homes is expected to have a positive impact on Ciudad Juárez, offering new housing opportunities and potentially stimulating local economic activity through job creation in the construction sector. The project aligns with broader governmental efforts to improve living conditions and urban development in the region.

Further details regarding the project timeline and specific housing designs are anticipated to be released once the trust fund is operational and the executive project is finalized.

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