2018
DOI: 10.1590/2175-3369.010.003.ao01
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Financeirização da moradia e segregação socioespacial: Minha Casa, Minha Vida em São José dos Campos, Taubaté e Jacareí/SP

Abstract: Resumo O presente artigo aborda o processo de internacionalização do capital financeiro no Brasil após a década de 1990, no período denominado neoliberal, e a política pública habitacional na fase neodesenvolvimentista, entre 2002 e 2016, por intermédio da produção de moradia vinculada ao Programa Federal Minha Casa, Minha Vida (MCMV). A discussão foi feita a partir do entendimento da forma pela qual a moradia de mercado se tornou um ativo financeiro, uma nova fronteira de ganhos para o mercado de capitais no… Show more

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“…18 MCMV housing projects have also presented significant construction and maintenance issues, including problems with faulty electrical and hydraulic installations, leaks, fissures and cracks. However, instances of renting and selling of group 1 MCMV apartments have also been documented, despite the formal requirement of beneficiary occupancy for at least ten years (Rolnik et al, 2015;Alvarenga and Reschilian, 2018;Chaves, 2019;Kowaltowski et al, 2019). Even though the government's aim was to remove low-income housing from the market, this indicates the existence of a demand or market for this type of housing, as opposed to Mexican peri-urban housing, often characterized by high levels of vacancy.…”
Section: Life At the Peri-and Ex-urban Marginsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…18 MCMV housing projects have also presented significant construction and maintenance issues, including problems with faulty electrical and hydraulic installations, leaks, fissures and cracks. However, instances of renting and selling of group 1 MCMV apartments have also been documented, despite the formal requirement of beneficiary occupancy for at least ten years (Rolnik et al, 2015;Alvarenga and Reschilian, 2018;Chaves, 2019;Kowaltowski et al, 2019). Even though the government's aim was to remove low-income housing from the market, this indicates the existence of a demand or market for this type of housing, as opposed to Mexican peri-urban housing, often characterized by high levels of vacancy.…”
Section: Life At the Peri-and Ex-urban Marginsmentioning
confidence: 99%