COESVI Delivers Property Certainty to 100 Families in Ciudad Juárez
Ciudad Juárez, August 14, 2026 – The State Commission for Housing (COESVI) yesterday delivered property deeds to 100 families in Ciudad Juárez, providing them with legal certainty over their homes. This initiative focused on 13 neighborhoods in the southeastern part of the city.
Formalizing Property Ownership
The formalization of property ownership is a significant step for these families, many of whom have lived in their homes for years without official documentation. This process provides legal security, allowing them to access public services, improve their homes, and ensure their patrimony for future generations. The event, which took place on Friday, August 14, was met with enthusiasm by the beneficiaries.
Future Plans: Credits and Healthcare
In addition to the property formalization, COESVI announced its intention to reactivate a credit program for construction materials. This program aims to support families in improving and expanding their homes, fostering better living conditions within the community. The agency is also working to finalize a commodatum agreement for the construction of a private hospital, which would significantly enhance healthcare access for residents in the region.
Impact on Ciudad Juárez
These actions by COESVI underscore the state government’s commitment to addressing housing and healthcare needs in Ciudad Juárez. By providing property certainty and planning for future support, the agency is contributing to the well-being and development of the city’s residents. The focus on southeastern neighborhoods highlights an effort to reach communities that may have historically faced greater challenges in securing formal property rights.
