NEWS ABOUT LACK OF HOUSING

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"Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico’s current president, voiced strong support for extending the social mission of INFONAVIT C the largest mortgage lender in Mexico C to embrace quality of life metrics. He also indicated a strong interest in expanding housing opportunities to segments of the population who are currently not being served by the housing funds and banks to the extent that the right to a dignified home is enshrined in Mexico’s Constitution."



Reference: Medina, A. (2014). Recommendations to Make the Affordable Housing Sector in Mexico More Efficient in Order to Increase the Welfare and Quality of Life of Mexicans. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 

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