La experiencia del círculo cerrado de viviendas en Montecristo Vivienda accesible en una pequeña ciudad de Córdoba

Abstract

The city of Montecristo, located in the Province of Córdoba –Argentina– is a small populated center that is part of the Metropolitan Area of ​​Córdoba and is located in a highly productive area whose economic base is agricultural and industrial production. The initiative to form a savings circle to access housing arises as a response to the housing demand raised by the city's demographic growth. This experience is analyzed taking into account three fundamental characteristics: 1) the housing policy is implemented by a self-sufficient municipal entity that maintains a fluid relationship with the Municipality, 2) the housing policy is strongly articulated with adequate production management of urban land well located and served and 3) the Municipal Housing Entity has developed an agile and highly efficient management model.