Three new buildings have a construction license in District 1 of Chihuahua, according to Gabriel Valdez, the entity's Director of Urban Development.

Of the three licenses granted, one belongs to a parking building, another to the Mixed Use Quorum building and the last to a work for commercial use. The latter corresponds to a small commercial space that has 30 days of execution.

All three projects have all permits including preliminary works, dirt and excavations. The documentation that each developer presents will have to include the work project to be executed with the completion date, deadlines that must be met. Otherwise, the license will have to be renewed before the same official agency.

Of interest: Four states boost auto parts sector in Mexico

Currently Chihuahua has a process of updating the Urban Development Plan that will function as a guiding instrument where the administration will lead the growth and development of the city, in order to grant the new construction licenses.

If there is a positive response, said Plan will be submitted to the City Council for its authorization.

Query in Solili: Chihuahua industrial market with 2.5 million inventory

Original note