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TL;DR

A 23% minimum wage increase has caused social housing prices to skyrocket, impacting low-income families.
Thousands of families are being asked for significant additional payments to secure their pre-sale homes.
The government proposed a decree to fix social housing prices in pesos from the start, prohibiting future indexing.
The abrupt transition creates legal uncertainty for developers, trustees, and buyers.
A uniform price cap for the entire country ignores regional differences in land and construction costs, potentially reducing supply.
Regulatory instability discourages investment and makes financing more difficult for long-term social housing projects.
The article calls for an orderly transition with legal clarity, regionally differentiated price caps, and real cost-based updates.
The sustainability of Colombia's main housing policy instrument is at stake.

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