Within the framework of the Economic Reactivation Plan of the country's capital, the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry, Mexico City delegation (CMIC CDMX), and Metropolitan Services (Servimet) signed a collaboration agreement to promote access to housing inclusive, affordable and sustainable, well located and with the necessary services.

In this way, a better quality of life will be provided to citizens and the continued expelling of workers to the periphery will be avoided; in addition to satisfying a large part of the demand for housing in the metropolis.

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"In this way, we reiterate that, with joint actions, the Government and private initiative, we can find mechanisms that return economic growth to the city, generate sustainable urban development and infrastructure services adequate to the demands of those who inhabit this great city," he said. the CMIC CDMX.

José Sabino Varela Arámburo, president of the local CMIC, explained that through the agreement, working groups will be established to generate a Mixed Commission between the Chamber and Servimet.

Likewise, through the Construction Industry Training Institute (ICIC), training will be offered for construction companies in the housing sector; which will begin with the introduction to the application of Rule 26.

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In this way, business validation and certification of construction companies will be promoted, to ensure the quality of the works that are developed.

Regulation 26 aims to expand the development capacity of the properties and modify the density guidelines that appear in the development zone. “This instrument is for people with an Infonavit type credit.

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