Avintia Inmobiliaria has started the construction of two new housing projects in the Community of Madrid, both focused on affordable rentals. These developments, one in Daganzo and the other in Las Rozas, have a total of 339 homes aimed at strengthening the supply of subsidised housing in the region.
In Daganzo, the project is part of the Community of Madrid's Plan Vive and is part of the Spanish government's Next Generation - Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. A total of 174 homes will be built using the avita method of industrialised construction, developed by Arquitectos García Alba. The units, which range from one to three bedrooms, are complemented by garages and storage rooms, and work is expected to be completed in March 2026.
On the other hand, in Las Rozas, Avintia is building a development of 165 homes awarded by the local council with a design by Junquera Arquitectos. These homes, also with 1 to 3 bedrooms, will occupy a surface area of 9,657 sqm in the El Montecillo area. The complex will include communal areas, storage rooms, parking spaces, swimming pool, children's play area, gymnasium and coworking spaces, and will be managed under the Limited Price Public Housing regime (VPPL). Completion of these works is scheduled for December 2026.
The avita method of industrialised construction, employed by the Grupo Avintia, is promoted by the company as an option that not only seeks to speed up execution times, but also aims to improve various aspects of the sustainability of the projects. According to the company, this method could reduce waste generated on site by up to 75%, water consumption by 20%, and the use of raw materials and concrete by up to 50%. In addition, they claim it could reduce noise pollution by 50 per cent and CO2 emissions by 40 per cent. The Grupo Avintia also claims that the energy efficiency of the avita method can reduce the annual cost of energy consumption by 32%, benefiting the residents of these buildings.