During this Wednesday morning, the mayor Dr. Francisco Azcué, together with the president of the Autarchic Institute of Planning and Housing (IAPV) Architect Manuel Schönhals, participated in the delivery of deeds to beneficiaries of housing groups that the provincial agency built in different neighborhoods of the city, within the framework of its policy of property regularization.
On the occasion, Azcué expressed his satisfaction “with the work that has been carried out between the municipality, in a coordinated manner, with the IAPV”, highlighting the political decision of Governor Rogelio Frigerio, who “from the very first moment emphasized this way of managing jointly”.
The Mayor stated that “delivering the deeds and titles of these housing units is something basic that must be done in any public urban development policy”. However, “due to negligence it was not being done and it is inadmissible that in a city like ours, a person has been living in a house for 20 or 25 years and does not have their title”, he considered.
In that sense, Azcué denied the belief “that people do not want to pay and want to live in clandestinity”, since “the resident of Concordia wants to pay for their house, wants to have their title because they know that in that way they will have predictability, will be able to develop their life project, will be able to invest in the renovations they want to make and will be able to leave it to their children with certain legal security”.
Continuing along those lines, the mayor of Concordia stressed that “our governor knows that and in fact Concordia is a city to which he is providing a lot of work and a lot of attention seeking to reduce its housing deficit”, recalling that the Municipal Autarchic Institute of Housing and Land (INVyTAM) is working on different projects such as, for example, that “a tender is being finalized to advance in the construction of houses in the Agua Patito neighborhood”.
THE DREAM OF OWNING A HOME
For his part, the president of the IAPV, Manuel Schönhals, detailed that “we are delivering deeds that are part of those 20,000 that could not be delivered to their beneficiaries”. In that context, he commented that “4,800 of those deeds were unable to reach the beneficiaries and this speaks to the fact that we must work more and more for that legal security that all of you must have when living in your property”.
The provincial official recalled that “we have already come many times to Concordia so far in this administration and we have also signed very recently, with the Mayor's Office, a regularization plan for a number of neighborhoods that still do not have the possibility of receiving the deed”.
Present were, on behalf of the Autarchic Institute of Planning and Housing, its vice president Architect Luis Uriona; the board members Engineer Aníbal Steren and Architect Juan Antonio Artusi; the director of the Salto Grande Regional Alfonso Sa and Silvina Fleita, coordinator of Municipalities, Communes and Government Boards of the Concordia department.
On the occasion, Azcué expressed his satisfaction “with the work that has been carried out between the municipality, in a coordinated manner, with the IAPV”, highlighting the political decision of Governor Rogelio Frigerio, who “from the very first moment emphasized this way of managing jointly”.
The Mayor stated that “delivering the deeds and titles of these housing units is something basic that must be done in any public urban development policy”. However, “due to negligence it was not being done and it is inadmissible that in a city like ours, a person has been living in a house for 20 or 25 years and does not have their title”, he considered.
In that sense, Azcué denied the belief “that people do not want to pay and want to live in clandestinity”, since “the resident of Concordia wants to pay for their house, wants to have their title because they know that in that way they will have predictability, will be able to develop their life project, will be able to invest in the renovations they want to make and will be able to leave it to their children with certain legal security”.
Continuing along those lines, the mayor of Concordia stressed that “our governor knows that and in fact Concordia is a city to which he is providing a lot of work and a lot of attention seeking to reduce its housing deficit”, recalling that the Municipal Autarchic Institute of Housing and Land (INVyTAM) is working on different projects such as, for example, that “a tender is being finalized to advance in the construction of houses in the Agua Patito neighborhood”.
THE DREAM OF OWNING A HOME
For his part, the president of the IAPV, Manuel Schönhals, detailed that “we are delivering deeds that are part of those 20,000 that could not be delivered to their beneficiaries”. In that context, he commented that “4,800 of those deeds were unable to reach the beneficiaries and this speaks to the fact that we must work more and more for that legal security that all of you must have when living in your property”.
The provincial official recalled that “we have already come many times to Concordia so far in this administration and we have also signed very recently, with the Mayor's Office, a regularization plan for a number of neighborhoods that still do not have the possibility of receiving the deed”.
Present were, on behalf of the Autarchic Institute of Planning and Housing, its vice president Architect Luis Uriona; the board members Engineer Aníbal Steren and Architect Juan Antonio Artusi; the director of the Salto Grande Regional Alfonso Sa and Silvina Fleita, coordinator of Municipalities, Communes and Government Boards of the Concordia department.