The project is financed by the Recovery and Resilience Facility and must be delivered within a record timeframe of 12 months, with the final completion date set for July 7, 2026.

The plan proposes the reclassification of land uses along major thoroughfares from “pure residential” to “general residential”.

The legislative regulation, introduces two new urban planning tools: the Settlement Development Zone and the Land Use Control Area.

The Presidential Decrees that will clarify the status of building permits affected by the annulment of the development incentives are now heading to the Council of State (StE) for review.

The first residential units will be delivered to owners in early 2027.

A total of 15,744 cases were resolved within the span of one week.

A critical deadline is set for December 11, 2024.