Overview
- The government began physical deliveries this week, handing fully equipped apartments to more than 240 families in Ciudad Tiuna as the first wave of relocations from quake camps.
- Officials set a target of 4,000 additional housing units to be delivered by December 2026 and a plan to exceed 10,000 units in 2027 to reduce camp populations.
- The housing program uses three simultaneous tracks: finishing previously incomplete complexes, purchasing units on the secondary market, and building new homes on sites that are being evaluated.
- Authorities said deliveries will occur monthly going forward and that geotechnical and soil studies are under way to validate safety before permanent relocations.
- The plan includes legal and financial measures to expand supply, including proposed reforms to the rental law and protocols by SAREN and the Economy Ministry to mobilize private market units for displaced families.