The Alicante City Council will build two buildings with 48 public housing for social rent that will be located in the Old Town and in the San Blas neighborhood with a total investment of 3.3 million. It has been agreed in the Housing Commission of the Municipal Board held this Thursday and unanimously by all groups.
The works of the El Portón building with 13 homes, located on Álvarez street, and the elevator to Santa Cruz with the urbanization of the surroundings, as well as the construction of a new house on San Bartolomé street number 4, will be put out to tender. execution period is 18 months.
In this meeting, the approval of a new project that has been commissioned for the construction of another residential building, which will also be destined to offer more social rents on a plot, located on Ceuta 5 de Alicante, owned by the Board of Trustees in San Blas, for the creation of 34 homes.
The mayor, José Ramón González, thanked all the political groups for their support and described the investment approved by the Board of Trustees as “historic” to carry out the construction of two public apartment buildings. He also highlighted that it is thus possible to expand the municipal public park, which is the “largest and with the greatest offer” in the entire Valencian Community.
Councilor José Ramón González has taken the opportunity to charge against the Generalitat, which he urges to “promise less and execute more, and follow our example.”
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For his part, the mayor of Compromís Rafa Mas, regrets that it took 15 years to finish the work on El gate and that the project for 34 Ceuta Street is now beginning to be written after two years of announcements. José Ramón González is asked not to “partisanship with the right to housing.”
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