Overview
- The 500‑plus‑page draft was posted on the Plaza Pública platform late on November 9, with public consultations launching this week.
- The online calendar lists 471 forums at Pilares sites from November 11 to December 13, narrowing participation compared with the initially described two‑month window.
- PAN legislator Olivia Garza says the Institute’s Junta de Gobierno did not approve the draft and calls the missing diffusion stage a violation of law.
- Policy proposals include a Reasonable Rent Price Index to restrain rents in overvalued areas, expanded social and affordable housing, and community financing mechanisms.
- The plan sets housing metrics such as reducing overcrowding from 28.27% in 2024 to 21.93% short term, 17.75% medium term and 11.63% long term, with a final version to go to the city government and then Congress for a two‑thirds vote.