The municipality of Longuenée-en-Anjou resolutely commits to a municipal initiative aimed at responding to current housing challenges. The ambitious construction project of 30 social housing units is part of a dynamic of revitalization of the town center and responding to the growing need for affordable housing. This development, orchestrated in collaboration with the social landlord Podeliha, demonstrates a strong desire to create an inclusive and accessible environment for all.
Longuenée-en-Anjou is implementing a municipal initiative ambitious with the creation of 30 social housing units. This project, integrated into the development of the town center of Plessis-Macé, aims to meet growing housing needs. THE lessor Podeliha was mandated by the company Alter to carry out this construction, which will be located along the Juigné road. This sustained action is part of a broader strategy intended to develop the supply ofcollective housing and to strengthen social cohesion in the municipality.
Longuenée-en-Anjou is actively engaged in the development of its territory with an ambitious project to build 30 social housing units. This project, located in the heart of the town center, aims to meet the growing housing needs social in the region. With the support of the lessor Podeliha, mandated by the Alter company, ethical and responsible constructions are being created, making the dream of housing accessible to all much more concrete.
the need for such an initiative
Faced with growing demand and challenges of social diversity, the municipality of Longuenée-en-Anjou is taking measures to enrich its housing offer. The development perimeter was determined around the town hall square and rue d’Anjou. Indeed, demographic pressure and the need to accommodate families and individuals looking for a affordable housing make this initiative an essential axis of local policies. This project is part of a sustainable vision, aiming to support current residents while welcoming new residents.
funding and implications for the community
The financing of this project plays a key role. Funds have been allocated to ensure the success of this initiative. The 30 social housing units planned in this framework aim to offer a balance between accessibility and quality of life. By laying this first stone, the municipality aspires to revitalize the social fabric while reducing pressure on the local real estate market. The impacts on the community are diverse, ranging from the beautification of urban spaces to the improvement of interactions between different social categories.
