Overview
- This week the city handed over four rebuilt apartment buildings that together house 79 families after work in Cuauhtémoc, Coyoacán and Benito Juárez and represent about 13,000 square meters and 240 million pesos of investment.
- Officials report 20,556 of roughly 22,200 targeted homes have been delivered, leaving 1,585 units pending with 1,360 under construction at about 60% progress and 225 not yet started.
- The current administration has allocated 3.5 billion pesos to finish outstanding cases and says it delivered roughly 1,000 previously stalled units over the past two years to accelerate closure of the program.
- Authorities say rebuilt housing follows current complementary technical norms and that many projects required near‑total reconstruction rather than simple repair, a factor officials cite for improved safety.
- About 10 buildings remain blocked by legal, social or technical difficulties and resolving those cases will determine when the commission can formally close the reconstruction effort.