The Social Housing Fund (FSV) of El Salvador has formalized 40,789 housing loans, representing a total investment of $895.12 million, according to official figures. This financing has enabled thousands of Salvadorans to access housing, improving their quality of life.
Minister of Housing Michelle Sol highlighted the significance of these achievements, stating, “The FSV maintains historic results. Under President Nayib Bukele’s administration, 40,789 loans have been formalized, benefiting 171,314 Salvadorans.”
Of the total loans, 10,114 were granted for new housing, amounting to $362.56 million, while 21,664 loans were allocated for used housing and other lines, totaling $413.78 million. Additionally, 9,011 extraordinary assets were placed, amounting to $118.78 million.
“This formalization is historic and demonstrates the results of the Territorial Control Plan and the state of exception,” the minister emphasized.
The FSV’s efforts continue to play a key role in facilitating access to housing for Salvadoran families, reflecting the government’s commitment to social development and security.