This morning, Mayor Francisco Azcué led the delivery of property title deeds to families from different neighborhoods in Concordia through the Property Regularization Program of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVyTAM).
The objective is to formalize the tenure status and guarantee the legal security of each of the properties and homes of the residents.
On this occasion, families from the Capricornio, 17 de octubre, Camba Paso, José Hernández, Pierrestegui, Pompeya, Villa Jardín, Cabo Sendrós, Don Jorge, Gerardo Yoya, San Agustín, Juan XXIII, and 25 de Mayo neighborhoods benefited.
Azcué highlighted the work carried out by the INVyTAM as well as the commitment of the benefited residents in taking care of regularizing their situation, as this brings them multiple benefits for the future, ensuring that the place where they live definitively becomes their property.
“As a State, we are doing our part, and on your side –referring to the residents– you are assuming a civic commitment, and it is the best thing that can happen to us as a society, since from now on you will be able to plan and develop with the security that the place where you live belongs to you,” he remarked.
For his part, Giuliano Rossi, president of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVyTAM), detailed that 26 property title deeds from different neighborhoods in Concordia were delivered this Monday.
“This implies legal security in the tenure of the properties, which is a key component in accessing housing, so we seek to streamline regularization processes, generating virtuous circuits that favor the quality of life of the residents,” Rossi pointed out.
The objective is to formalize the tenure status and guarantee the legal security of each of the properties and homes of the residents.
On this occasion, families from the Capricornio, 17 de octubre, Camba Paso, José Hernández, Pierrestegui, Pompeya, Villa Jardín, Cabo Sendrós, Don Jorge, Gerardo Yoya, San Agustín, Juan XXIII, and 25 de Mayo neighborhoods benefited.
Azcué highlighted the work carried out by the INVyTAM as well as the commitment of the benefited residents in taking care of regularizing their situation, as this brings them multiple benefits for the future, ensuring that the place where they live definitively becomes their property.
“As a State, we are doing our part, and on your side –referring to the residents– you are assuming a civic commitment, and it is the best thing that can happen to us as a society, since from now on you will be able to plan and develop with the security that the place where you live belongs to you,” he remarked.
For his part, Giuliano Rossi, president of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVyTAM), detailed that 26 property title deeds from different neighborhoods in Concordia were delivered this Monday.
“This implies legal security in the tenure of the properties, which is a key component in accessing housing, so we seek to streamline regularization processes, generating virtuous circuits that favor the quality of life of the residents,” Rossi pointed out.