The government of El Salvador has announced a historic milestone in housing, with $1 billion invested in loans through the Social Housing Fund (FSV), benefiting 44,070 families who now own their homes.
The distribution of loans includes 11,468 for new housing, representing $418.07 million; 23,214 for used housing and other lines, totaling $457.01 million; and 11,000 homes acquired through extraordinary assets, with $125 million placed.
Authorities highlighted that this achievement was made possible thanks to security policies such as the Territorial Control Plan and the State of Exception, which have created a favorable environment for investment and housing development.
President Nayib Bukele has also worked closely with private companies to expand the housing supply, making homeownership a reality for more Salvadoran families. This milestone reflects the administration’s commitment to improving citizens’ well-being and fostering sustainable development across the country.