Housing Project proposal by the Roble Group in El Salvador

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The Miramar and La Hacienda housing complexes, both located 20 kilometers from the road to the La Libertad port, have brought development to the area and some inhabitants from the surroundings have had the opportunity to obtain direct employment, said Ruth Hasbun, Marketing Manager at the Roble Group. In fact, the company currently employs 140 persons directly for construction as well as for security services and zone maintenance.
Both projects are directed to the middle and upper class segment of the market, and combined, more than 500 families have taken up residence in the projects which are characterized by their harmony and proximity with the natural environment.

Source: laprensagrafica.com

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