Chiclana to deliver 370 homes by 2030, 96 for under-35s
Topics Regional Government of Andalusia
The Chiclana City Council expects to deliver 370 homes during the current term, of which 96 will be for young people under 35, as announced by the mayor.
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Chiclana de la Frontera plans to deliver 370 homes over the current municipal term. Of these, 96 are reserved for young people under 35, which represents 26 percent of the total. This was announced by the mayor, José María Román, at a press appearance alongside the housing delegate, Francis Salado.
The next delivery will be 47 rental homes in La Cucarela, on calle Delicias. Of those 47, 18 will be for young people, 38 percent. The mayor has noted that part of society wants to become independent but finds it more difficult to do so.
Where the 96 homes for young people come from
The 96 homes for people under 35 are distributed as follows:
- 16 from the Programa Ciconia, for subletting homes from private owners.
- 55 from the municipal housing stock.
- 6 from the acquisition program with municipal aid of about 15,000 euros to pay the mortgage.
- 18 as rentals.
The mayor has noted that around 2,000 public homes are planned in the new Urban Planning Plan (POU), pending its submission by the Junta de Andalucía after its approval in the Plenary.
Rentals and aid to owners
Román has indicated that the rental of private homes is somewhat stagnant due to owners' fear of non-payment. Those who wish to rent can contact the municipal company EMSISA, which guarantees collection and assumes the risk of tenants' non-payment.
Regarding seasonal rentals, he has recalled that they are not permitted in the town center, although they are in the scattered areas and in the beach area. He has asked affected persons to contact EMSISA so that it can act against the owner.
The mayor has called for more help from the Junta de Andalucía and the Government of Spain and has noted that the City Council is investing 12 million euros compared with 2 million from other administrations and 3 million from a private developer.
Anyone interested in any of these homes can go to EMSISA, the municipal company that manages the housing stock and guarantees rent collection for private owners.
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