Overview

• The city has committed 600 million pesos and public land reserves to develop key sites in Cuauhtémoc, Azcapotzalco and Miguel Hidalgo.
• Rents will be capped at 30% of household income, equating to roughly 3,000 pesos for minimum-wage earners and 7,500 pesos for those with three minimum wages.
• Access will prioritize historically excluded groups, including youth, women heads of household, older adults, informal workers and recently evicted families.
• Each development will include on-site laundries, communal dining areas and child-care centers under a comprehensive community infrastructure plan.
• Formalized within INVI’s operating rules, the program aims to scale from 1,000 units this year to 20,000 by the administration’s end.