12 more housing projects by October
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12 more housing projects by October

dnoticias.pt7 September 2026 at 16:40

The Regional Government expects to deliver 12 more housing projects by next October. The information was announced by Miguel Albuquerque, president of the Regional Government, during a visit to a housing project in Porto Moniz.

The project visited in Porto Moniz has a value of 1 million euros. The president of the Regional Government guaranteed that several of the ongoing interventions are already completed or in the final execution phase.

Miguel Albuquerque highlighted that public investment in housing will continue, including after the closure of projects financed by the Plan [incomplete text].

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