Today began the construction of Reserva Santa Fe, one of the high-luxury real estate projects, in Mexico City whose premise is the dialogue between the construction of 500 homes with the environment.

This project, which will have three phases and will take around 10 years to complete, will be the first in Latin America to receive the Living Community Challenge certification from the Living Future Institute.

Reserva Santa Fe, which will have an investment of 5 billion pesos, has 195 hectares, but for the real estate project only about 14 percent will be used and thus achieve a lower impact on the environment and give greater exclusivity to the residences .

During its construction and operation, a rain catchment is planned for the use and recharge of aquifers, zero discharge, management and treatment of total wastewater, design of passive irrigation of the landscape, as well as the placement of solar panels in the homes for the generation of all the electrical energy that is consumed.

Similarly, 80 families of ejidatarios were able to form part of the project as partners in order to motivate the improvement of the urban and social environment.