São Paulo-based construction company Vinx said that demand for Minha Casa Minha Vida properties has increased considerably in recent months. This is because of the changes that the government has made Lula did on the program boosted sales.
Thus, demand in the economic segment of the program grew 27% in the year compared to 2022. Sales increased 39%, a very significant percentage.
Therefore, see below why this improvement happened and see more details about the government's housing program.
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Why has the demand for Minha Casa Minha Vida increased?
It is important to highlight that the changes provided a good scenario for sales and interest in properties. Thus, the construction company Vinx attributes this improvement to the increase in the program's subsidy and also to the increase in the value ceiling for properties in the segment.
In São Paulo, for example, the price range limit rose from R$264,000 to R$350,000. The idea for next year is to increase it even further.
About the program
Minha Casa Minha Vida is a federal government program that helps Brazilians achieve their dream of owning their own home. Recently, the program underwent changes and began exempting the payment of installments for Bolsa Família and BPC (Continuous Benefit Payment) beneficiaries.
Furthermore, another great novelty is that now more people will be able to access the benefit, as the government is studying the possibility of increasing the program's income range by up to R$12,000.
My Home My Life Income Range
It is important to highlight that the income ranges of the housing program are divided into urban and rural:
Urban areas
- First band: monthly income of up to R$ 2,640;
- Second band: monthly income from R$ 2,640.01 to R$ 4,400
- Third band: monthly income from R$ 4,400.01 to R$ 8,000.
Rural areas
- First band: annual income of up to R$31,680;
- Second band: annual income from R$ 31,608.01 to R$ 52,800
- Third band: annual income from R$ 52,800 to R$ 96,000.
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