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Acre’s housing deficit, which exceeds 23.9 thousand units, should be reduced with new works of works announced in partnership between the state and the federal government. The State Secretariat of Housing and Urbanism (Sehurb) projects the delivery of more than 2,200 homes in the coming years, part of them in 2025.
Acre will have more than 2,200 new popular houses by 2026, announces government/photo: Reproduction
According to the folder holder, Egleuson Santiago, several actions are already underway. In Rio Branco, 15 houses were delivered to the Santa Cruz subdivision, and another 83 will be passed on in September at the Pro-Moradia Set, located in the People’s City. In all, this venture will have 383 units until November. In addition, another thousand homes are under construction in the same region, by the Minha Casa, Minha Vida program, in partnership with the Union, with part of the scheduled delivery this year.
There are also 224 apartments in the Irineu Serra neighborhood and 192 in Calafate, both with a planned conclusion until 2026. In the interior, the agenda includes one hundred residences in Xapuri, inside my house, my life, and 11 in Assis Brasil, funded with funds from the state itself, which should be completed next year. Already in Bujari, will be signed this Friday (29) the work order for 50 houses in the Walter Arce settlement, through my house, my rural life.
For September, new construction edicts are planned in four municipalities: Tarauacá (50 units), Feijó (25), Plácido de Castro (25) and Assis Brasil (25). In addition, Acre was awarded resources from the National Social Interest Housing Fund (FNHIS), ensuring investments for five cities. Brasileia will receive 40 houses, while Mâncio Lima, Rodrigues Alves and Plácido de Castro will have 20 each, and Bujari will have 16 new houses.
These actions add up to national measures. The Ministry of Cities published Ordinance No. 927 in the Federal Official Gazette, establishing the selection rules for 2025 proposals within Minha Casa, Minha Vida – Entities. The regulation defines how the projects must be presented, analyzed and approved, with subsidies of the Social Development Fund (FDS). For Acre, the definite goal is one hundred housing units in this modality, according to data from the João Pinheiro Foundation, based on the continuous PNAD of 2022.
In addition to the physical works, the state government continues with land regularization programs in Cruzeiro do Sul, Mâncio Lima, Sena Madureira and Brasileia, ensuring legal certainty for families who already live in consolidated areas.
During a visit to the People’s City buildings in June, Governor Gladson Cameli stressed the social impact of the works:
“We are changing the reality of many families. Where before there was neglect, now there is the opportunity to live with dignity. There are more than a thousand houses in progress that will soon have owners. Our commitment is to reduce inequalities and deliver quality houses to the Acre people,” he said.
