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Title: Incidencia de la inclusión de vivienda social en el esquema financiero de proyectos de regeneración urbana: El Caso de Los Olivos en Bogotá
Author: Valencia Dávila, Natalia
Tutor: Zollinger, Carla  
Abstract: Currently, there is no doubt about the importance and social benefits of well-located social housing (for example, in central areas of the city), spatially integrated or located in middle or upper class areas; in other words, inclusive housing (as opposed to the traditional socio-spatially segregated location). However, in Latin America there is still a long way to go for this premise to become a concrete and financially viable possibility. Strategies focused on urban transformation processes aimed at urban regeneration and solutions that prioritize location as a fundamental value are required for social housing to be a source of opportunities for those families that require support to access decent and adequate housing. In addition, alternatives with potential for replication are needed that go beyond the budgetary conditions of governments and the responses via subsidies that have generated a large amount of housing in the peripheries and families segregated from the opportunities offered by the agglomeration. This research proposes, based on a case study, to study a possible way to solve this fundamental but still missing piece of the puzzle of social housing policies. The "Los Olivos" study identifies an answer to the crucial question in the financing of inclusive social housing: what is the financial impact of including social housing in an urban regeneration project? And it advances in resolving questions about the conditions and possibilities of government intervention and management in Latin America to guarantee inclusive social housing. Two methodological tools are used, documentary and experimental, for the latter, the existing primary information on the case is used and additional data are estimated to apply a financial model. It is obtained that the development of a real estate project located in a central area that incorporates inclusive housing is financially viable as long as there are clear rules that last over time and where the three fundamental actors participate, the original settlers contributing their land and receiving real estate in the same place as remuneration; the local administration with an active role, guarantor of the agreements and with the possibility of using all the regulatory tools at its disposal; and the private sector that in exchange for an adequate financial return finances and executes the entire project.
Keywords: inclusive housing
urban regeneration
social housing
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis
Issue Date: Feb-2022
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/  
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