Seville promotes over 7,000 sustainable homes and 22,000 trees
The City Council of Seville is working on over 7,000 homes and planting 22,000 trees to mitigate heat.
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The Local Government Board approves €2.9 million for Emvisesa and activates the Habitat Plan Sevilla, which will rehabilitate 20 public rental developments in 2026.
The City Council of Seville is working on over 7,000 homes and planting 22,000 trees to mitigate heat.
Seville's mayor, José Luis Sanz, claims Emvisesa has over 2,200 protected homes underway and nearly 1,000 will be delivered by year-end.
Seville will close the European project UrbanewEMC³ on September 15 and 16 with a meeting at the ETS of Architecture gathering the seven Spanish Mission Cities.
Seville City Council, through Emvisesa, signs an agreement to provide three homes, eight co-housing units, and a day centre for vulnerable individuals.
Seville extends its agreement with the Housing Board to continue promoting energy rehabilitation and accessibility in the city.
Seville City Council will build 1,039 homes in the historic centre by 2031 to stop a 9.2% population decline since 2001.
The Sevilla Centro Vivo plan includes 1,039 affordable rental homes, 14,000 m2 for commerce, and 3,500 new residents in the Old Town, with a budget of €300 million.
Lagoom Living starts work on 843 affordable homes next to Fibes, the largest affordable rental complex in Andalusia, with a €143 million investment.
Seville City Council delivers 138 affordable rental homes in Palmas Altas, with prices ranging from €565 to €665 per month, thanks to a €26.7 million investment.
The Seville City Council will invest €2.98 million to renovate 20 Emvisesa buildings, benefiting 2,071 homes in seven areas of the city.
Seville City Council starts the rehabilitation of 225 rental homes by Emvisesa in Sevilla Este, part of a €2.9 million plan to renew over 2,000 flats.