Overview

• Infonavit confirmed a nationwide program to cover the average 15,000-peso fee for roughly two million eligible homeowners who have finished paying their mortgages but have not obtained clear titles.
• An agreement with the government of Quintana Roo will use inter-agency coordination with the public registry and finance secretariat to free and release 51,000 mortgage files without cost to beneficiaries.
• The institute raised its sexenio housing target from 500,000 to 1.2 million homes under the Vivienda para el Bienestar initiative.
• Construction has started on 8,128 units in Quintana Roo, with contracts for 30,000 more expected by the end of 2025 and plans for 40,000 additional homes in 2026.
• To protect struggling borrowers, Infonavit has frozen 166,000 credits in the state and restructured over 26,000 loans by waiving interest, reducing monthly payments and lowering outstanding balances.