Overview
- Judge Marcelo Mauro Gradín of San Isidro’s Administrative Court No. 2 ordered the suspension of new urban viability and building permits for multifamily or commercial projects taller than two floors, excluding those already approved.
- The injunction remains in place until Tigre updates its urban regulations, with the court referencing municipal reports that flagged procedural deficiencies and potential infrastructure strain.
- Tigre’s City Council separately approved a temporary halt on approvals for buildings of three to eight stories, depending on the zone, while it evaluates a proposed new urban profile.
- Council members also authorized a 90 working‑day extension starting December 10, 2025 to continue reviewing the executive branch’s planning proposal.
- The case was initiated by the NGO Compromiso con Tigre and promoted by councilor Sebastián Rovira, while the municipality framed the limits as a step toward planned, sustainable growth.