### **Infonavit Opens New Offices in Tijuana**
With an investment of 14 million pesos, new Infonavit offices have been inaugurated in Tijuana. Located at Plaza Monarca in the Cerro Colorado area, these offices will serve the municipalities of Tijuana, Tecate, and Rosarito. The new facilities are spacious and fully equipped, providing users with a more convenient way to complete various procedures, reducing travel time.
During the opening ceremony, the state governor, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda, highlighted the challenge of affordable housing in the state. She emphasized that many large construction companies had neglected to provide housing for workers, prompting the creation of the State Housing Plan. Ávila Olmeda also acknowledged the federal government’s support, which enabled Infonavit to extend its services to San Quintín, benefiting numerous agricultural workers.
Carlos Martínez Velázquez, the General Director of Infonavit, reiterated the institute’s commitment to bringing its services closer to Baja California residents with this 14 million pesos investment. He noted that Baja California has the only State Housing Program with clearly defined goals and unparalleled investment, further revealing that 53 million pesos have been invested in various loans during the current administration.
The new CESI Tijuana officially opened with the free distribution of 40 mortgage cancellations, 30 Mejoravit credit cards aimed at home improvement, 20 mortgage loans, and 10 delayed deed registrations. The facility will now serve over 600,000 workers who contribute to the institute in the region.
### **Secondary Article: Infonavit Expands Services in Baja California**
In a continued effort to enhance services, Infonavit recently opened a new service center in Baja California, which now includes offices in Tijuana, Tecate, and Rosarito. Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda stressed the importance of affordable housing and announced new initiatives under the State Housing Plan. According to Infonavit’s General Director, Carlos Martínez Velázquez, this move is part of a broader strategy to bring the institute’s services closer to residents, marking significant advancements in the region’s housing sector.
The center’s inauguration marked the delivery of various benefits to local residents, signifying a strong commitment to improving living conditions. Governor Ávila Olmeda highlighted the inclusion of San Quintín in Infonavit’s service areas, benefiting agricultural workers with access to housing loans. Over 600,000 contributors can now access services at the new center, exemplifying a robust push towards enhancing the quality of life in Baja California.