Roma Norte is one of the neighborhoods in Mexico City with the highest demand for housing, due to its offer of shops, services, and architectural heritage. This has led to disorganized growth in the area, so neighbors submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Urban Development and Housing (Seduvi) to plan an orderly and sustainable urban growth.

"The Partial Urban Development Program of the Roma Norte neighborhood will allow, in addition to updating urban regulations, to build a sustainable and more orderly vision of its socio-spatial environment, which corresponds to and responds to the demographic, social, economic, environmental characteristics, mobility and current urban cultural heritage ”, defines the strategy of dependence on the country's capital.

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