Ministry of Housing is now constructing 150 starter homes says Prime Minister John Briceño

By Rubén Morales Iglesias: Back in March, the Ministry of Infrastructure, Development, and Housing (MIDH) posted photographs on their website and social media of a model of the homes they would be constructing countrywide, and now according to Prime Minister John Briceño, the MIDH has started the construction of 150 starter homes.

“Our planned initial rollout of 150 starter homes for first-time homeowners, especially single moms has commenced,” said Prime Minister Briceño on a social media post.

“Already 22 homes are under construction in Cayo, Dangriga, Cow Pen Village, and in Belize City.”

“Later this month the construction of 30 more homes for single parents will begin. At the same time, some of the dilapidated community houses in Belize City are undergoing much-needed repairs.”

The MIDH said the starter homes are in fulfillment of the Government’s commitment that Belizeans will have access to affordable and adequate housing.

“Our government works for the development of our people, and we are determined to make the lives of all Belizeans better,” the Prime Minister said.

“We have demonstrated and will continue to show what is possible when we concentrate our collective efforts on making sure that we are there for the people, ensuring that the ordinary man and woman can live respectably in this beautiful Jewel of ours.”

In March, the MIDH led Minister Julius Espat, asked “our people for patience” saying that the Government was serious about “serving our people and serious about delivering on planBelize”.

“These programs directly touch the lives of our most vulnerable citizens,” Prime Minister Briceño noted.

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