Construction of 700 New Affordable Homes in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 02/06/2025 at 14:27

Obras para a construção das novas casas populares ampliam oferta habitacional e evidenciam o crescimento de Cuiabá. Fonte: IA.

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Mayor Abilio Brunini Launches the “Casa Cuiabana” Program and Unlocks Minha Casa Minha Vida Projects; Construction of New Affordable Homes Increases Housing Supply and Highlights the Growth of the Mato Grosso Capital.

The City Hall of Cuiabá announced the construction of 700 new affordable homes as part of the Casa Cuiabana municipal program, in partnership with the Federal Government, contractors, and possible support from the State Government, through the Ser Família Habitação project. This measure reinforces the municipal administration’s commitment to addressing the housing deficit and urban expansion of the Mato Grosso capital.

Applications Open for New Beneficiaries of Affordable Homes in Cuiabá

In addition to the new units, 692 apartments linked to Minha Casa Minha Vida are underway, with 500 in the Jardim Comodoro neighborhood and 192 in the Tijucal neighborhood, expected to be completed between August and September 2026.

The works were stalled during the previous administration, according to current Mayor Abilio Brunini (PL), who highlighted the administration’s efforts to resume the projects:

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Shared Structure: Role of the City Hall and Caixa

According to the mayor, the program’s execution model includes a division of responsibilities: the City Hall will be responsible for infrastructure, including water, sewage, and community facilities, while the contractors will oversee construction and Caixa Econômica Federal will fund part of the works. This measure aims to optimize public resources and ensure speedy delivery of the homes.

Why Choose to Live in Cuiabá?

In addition to investments in affordable housing, Cuiabá stands out as one of the most attractive capitals to live in Brazil, offering a unique combination of quality of life, safety, and contact with nature.

1. Connection with the Environment

The city is one of the most tree-filled capitals in the country, with urban parks such as Parque das Águas, Parque Mãe Bonifácia, and Orla do Porto, providing leisure and well-being for families.

Located between two of Brazil’s most important biomes—Cerrado and Pantanal—Cuiabá is ideal for those seeking a life close to nature.

The Pantanal is recognized as a Natural World Heritage Site by UNESCO, hosting a rich biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes.

2. Safety and Hospitality

Cuiabá is known for its welcoming nature and friendly culture. The Cuiabans offer a friendly atmosphere to new residents, and the city is among the safest in the Midwest region, with crime rates below the national average.

3. City in Full Expansion

With rapid economic growth, Cuiabá has consolidated itself as a strategic regional hub. The real estate sector continues to thrive, with projects aimed at different profiles and budgets.

The city also has important infrastructure projects, such as the expansion of the international airport and new road connections, which expand opportunities for investors and new residents.

Housing and Development Side by Side

The construction of affordable homes in Cuiabá reflects not only an advancement in the city’s housing policy but also the strengthening of its urban and social infrastructure.

With integrated actions and a focus on sustainable growth, the Mato Grosso capital reaffirms its role as a place increasingly prepared to welcome those seeking quality of life, safety, and opportunities.

Source: Jornal Estadão Mato Grosso

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Construction of 700 New Affordable Homes in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso

Mayor Abilio Brunini Launches the “Casa Cuiabana” Program and Unlocks Minha Casa Minha Vida Projects; Construction of New Affordable Homes Increases Housing Supply and Highlights the Growth of the Mato Grosso Capital.

Applications Open for New Beneficiaries of Affordable Homes in Cuiabá

Shared Structure: Role of the City Hall and Caixa

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Applications Open for New Beneficiaries of Affordable Homes in Cuiabá

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