The Valdecarros Refurbishing Allows the Construction of the First 13,300 Homes of the Greatest Development in Europe.
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The City of Madrid has definitively approved the Valdecarros refurbishing project, the main administrative process of the development located inside the M-45, as an extension of the Ensanche de Vallecas. According to the consistory, the scope previews 51,656 dwellings, of which 28,410, 55%, will have some degree of public protection, and the construction of ... Continue reading "The City of Madrid approves the refurbishing of Valdecarros, where …
The City Hall authorizes the new organization of the 19,2 square kilometers of plot in Villa de Vallecas where 51,000 homes will be erected in total.
Valdecarros faces its takeoff. The Board of Government of the City of Madrid has approved this Thursday the remodeling project of which it is called to be the largest residential and urban development in Europe. The new neighborhood, located in Villa de Vallecas, will allow to build 51,656 houses and will be able to house a population equivalent to the city of Badajoz, with 150,000 inhabitants. With the approval of this last administrative proce…
The Board of Government of the City Council of the capital has raised the thumb to the project of relocation of Valdecarros, where the construction of 51,656 floors is planned and...
Article originally published in Brains Real Estate News - Real Estate and Housing News">Brains Real Estate News This step will allow to start in early 2027 the works of the first 13,300 homes and mobilize more than 8 billion in ten years. Article originally published in Brains Real Estate News - Real Estate and Housing News">Brains Real Estate News
The Board of Government of the City of Madrid has definitively approved the Valdecarros refurbishing project, a new neighborhood that will become home to a population equivalent to that of... The entrance Take off the largest residential development in Europe: Valdecarros is already ready to build more than 51,000 homes was first published in Gazetín Madrid.
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