Overview
- Tlajomulco reached a Monday agreement with Infonavit to recover up to 10,000 empty homes, starting with about 1,000 in the first phase.
- The plan moves in three steps that cover legal recovery, physical repairs, and assignment to vetted applicants.
- Infonavit will open its legal and technical files so each property can be verified before work begins.
- The city will compile a registry of eligible buyers for the reassigned units under the joint model.
- Officials say the effort will add lower-cost options and revive neglected areas by putting unused houses back into circulation.