The Junta de Andalucía, through the Andalusian Housing and Rehabilitation Agency (AVRA), has awarded the construction of 50 affordable homes in the El Perchel neighbourhood of Málaga for 7,115,209 euros. The development will take place on Cerrojo Street, with a contract that establishes a completion period of 18 months.
Details of the development
The homes will be sold under a general sales regime, including garage spaces and storage rooms linked to them. Of the total, there will be three one-bedroom homes, 40 two-bedroom homes, and 7 three-bedroom homes. Additionally, two of the ground floor units will be adapted for people with reduced mobility.
The development will have a usable area of 2,954 square metres for the homes, while 1,504 square metres will be allocated for garages and 186 square metres for storage rooms. Access will be from Cerrojo and Agustín Parejo streets, and the basement will house the parking spaces and storage rooms.
Commitment to sustainability
The Councillor for Housing, Youth and Land Planning, Rocío Díaz, emphasised the importance of ensuring that affordable housing developments meet the needs of citizens and incorporate criteria for quality, accessibility, and energy efficiency. Díaz highlighted: "It's not just about building homes at affordable prices, but also ensuring that they are accessible and efficient."
The project will include aerothermal systems for the production of sanitary hot water, with a high-efficiency heat pump and a 200-litre tank. Additionally, 43 photovoltaic solar panels will be installed, each generating 715 watts, along with a transformation centre with a capacity of 630 kilowatts.
This initiative is part of the direct promotion of affordable housing developed by the Andalusian Housing and Rehabilitation Agency, which also considers other models of public-private collaboration to facilitate access to housing in the region.
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