These homes will be in addition to the 920 delivered in recent months during the first phase of the program, designed to benefit thousands of Nicaraguan families by providing access to decent housing and basic services.

The new development in the capital will have access to drinking water, electricity, street lighting, paved streets, sidewalks, and recreational areas, according to official sources.

The Nuevas Victorias program envisions the construction of some 12,034 homes throughout the country and is part of the national policy for decent housing promoted by the Sandinista government, with the purpose of guaranteeing safe and adequate urban environments for the well-being of the population.

Official data reports that Nicaragua has built more than 150,000 homes in the last 19 years through government programs such as Bismarck Martínez and Nuevas Victorias.

Gabriela Palacios, co-director of the Nicaraguan Institute of Urban and Rural Housing (INVUR), recently reported that between 2007 and 2025, the construction and improvement of 151,395 homes was promoted in the country, a figure that exceeds the government’s target of 150,000 units.

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