Overview
- Officials announced on Wednesday that the Vivienda para el Bienestar target for Michoacán was increased from 42,000 to 82,000 homes and assigned across agencies as 20,000 for CONAVI, 50,000 for Infonavit and 12,000 for Fovissste.
- Authorities reported about 24 percent progress in the state, which equals roughly 20,000 completed houses, and marked the first CONAVI unit delivered in Yurécuaro as part of a planned 448‑home development.
- The federal government committed 49,200 million pesos to the expanded program and said the investment will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, with officials projecting 246,000 direct and 369,000 indirect positions.
- Officials plan to deliver 20,000 property deeds to grant beneficiaries legal title and stressed the program will use free zero‑interest credits and regulated eligibility to reach low‑income households.
- The expansion is presented as part of the Plan Michoacán por la Paz y la Justicia and links to the national housing objective, aiming to speed construction, boost local employment and increase tenure security for roughly 295,000 people in the state.