The construction of new flats for those under 35 in El Cuadrón is progressing with the pillars already erected. The project includes a community space of about 300 square metres on the ground floor.
The construction work for the new housing for young people under 35 in El Cuadrón, in the municipality of Garganta de los Montes, is ongoing and the pillars of the structure have already been raised. This has been reported by the Garganta de los Montes Town Hall through its social media, where it has described the pace of the work as excellent.
The goal set by the council is to have the water out before the end of the year, a phase that protects the structure so that the work does not stop. The project is not limited to the construction of housing: the ground floor will house a community space of about 300 square metres for residents to gather and hold activities.
The goal is clear: before the end of the year, we will have the water out, protecting the structure so that the work does not stop.
The upper floors will be designated for affordable homes so that young people can stay and live in the village. The Garganta de los Montes Town Hall frames this initiative as part of its commitment to rooting residents and preventing young people from having to leave.
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