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Mexico City expects to issue 1,876 individual property deeds by December

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Mexico City expects to issue 1,876 individual deeds by December for homes built under the Collective Housing Program.
  • More than 1,000 deeds were delivered between September 2025 and September 2026, according to the city government’s second report.
  • The administration also expects to issue 225 deeds under its Family and Popular Condominium program, while providing legal assistance and subsidies to residents.

Mexico City’s government expects to deliver and issue 1,876 individual property deeds by December for homes built under the Collective Housing Program.

According to Clara Brugada’s second government report, more than 1,000 of those deeds were delivered between September 2025 and September 2026. The administration says the process aims to provide legal certainty over residents’ homes and clarify the rights of people who benefit from affordable-housing acquisition programs.

The report cites UN-Habitat’s position that people should be able to fully exercise their right to housing and have legal protection against threats such as forced eviction or harassment.

Under the Family and Popular Condominium program, the city expects to have delivered 225 deeds by the end of the year. Ninety-nine were completed during the government’s second year. The city will provide technical and legal advice, along with subsidies, to families living on the same property where several homes were built. The support is intended to help establish a condominium ownership regime and issue separate deeds for each home.

clarify the rights of people who benefit from affordable-housing acquisition programs

· Mexico City government reportThe report describes the purpose of issuing individual deeds.
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