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Paseyro on Housing Law promoted: "Our commitment is to guide each resource where it is most needed"
08/14/2025
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The Minister of Housing, Tamara Paseyro, appeared on Thursday in the Housing and Territory Commission of Deputies to explain the changes that are planned to carry out during their management in the Housing Law promoted 2011.
Paseyro was summoned by Deputy Juan Pablo Delgado, of the National Party, to learn about the possible changes in the promoted housing regulations.
The minister was accompanied by the Undersecretary of the Ministry, Christian Di Candia, the National Director of Housing, Milton Machado, and the National Director of Territorial Planning, Paola Florio.
The president of the National Housing Agency, Claudio Fernández, also participated in the commission.
"Our commitment is clear: to guide each tool and each resource where they are most needed, so that access to adequate housing is a reality for more Uruguayan families," said the Housing Minister.
In Parliament, the minister reported that the Ministry of Housing and Territorial Planning (MVOT) will apply the incentives provided for in the Housing Law promoted with special emphasis on projects that meet its target population: Medium and medium-medium-medium-income homes with difficulties in accessing adequate housing.
To that end, he added, he will use the “among all” program tool, which already has a price stop, which will make “important modifications and adjustments”.
Among the changes that will be carried out include: the unification of the subsidy regime with the public housing system, guaranteeing its revision and adaptation to family reality; Limitation of the project scale to a maximum of 100 units; Prioritization of developments located on urban land with adequate connection to services; marketing through calls from the Ministry; and adjustments in the use of the guarantee follow “among all” to focus on small businesses and projects in the interior of the country.
Paseyro said that, with these modifications, the Ministry seeks to guide investments to initiatives with high social impact and coherence with housing policy and territorial planning.
Those projects that are not framed in this line and that are developed under the regime of the Housing Law promoted will be studied and promoted by the Ministry of Economy and Finance, through the Commission for the Application of the Investment Law (COMAP), with an approach oriented to the attraction of investments and employment generation.
The management of these projects will continue to be processed before the Investment Advisory Commission in Social Interest Housing (Caivis) and the ANV. The MVOT will exercise its role as rector in housing and territorial planning.
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