The Hills, integrated in the development of the south east, with a total area of 4.7 million m2 in that it provides for the construction of 14.276 housing
The delegate of Works and Facilities, Paloma García Romero, and the delegate of Housing Policies, Álvaro González, accompanied by the councilor of Vicálvaro, Angel Ramos, have participated this morning in the ceremony of laying the first stone of the development work of phase 2 of The Hills, one of the new developments in the southeast of the capital.
This second stage of urbanization, which will be overseen by the Area of Works and Facilities, will be the focus of the largest number of housing of the project, with 6.953 units, of which 1.952 will have some form of official protection. Of these, 888 will depend on EMVS Madrid and 1,064 of the Community of Madrid.
Bike lane, and green areas
In line with the commitment to sustainable mobility, this phase will incorporate the 12.7 miles of bike lane, nearly half of the 30 kilometres projected total integrated with the access network and existing communications. In addition, will go 239.543 m2 equipment to improve the quality of life of future residents.
In addition, we provide more than 4 hectares of landscaped areas, areas, relaxation and children’s spaces, complemented with the action on the Hill of the Horseshoe, with 60 hectares of natural spaces.
A sustainable development that integrates nature and the city
The Hills, an integrated project in the development of the southeast and in the urban fabric of the city of Madrid, with a total area of 4.7 million m2 in that it provides for the construction of 14.276 homes, of which 50 % will be subject to some form of official protection. With only a 12 % of constructible surface, The Hills bet for a model of urban singular where nature and the city are integrated harmoniously, with 550.650 m2 for tertiary and trade, and the creation of 15,000 jobs across its execution.
The field will have 1.7 million m2 of green areas, surpassing in extent to the park of The Retiro and integrating performances such as the planting of more than 7,000 trees, 100,000 shrubs and reforestation of 2,500 copies.
Located between Coslada, The Canaveral and San Fernando de Henares, The Hills are connected directly to the M-45, R-3 and the M-203 and provides for their integration with the network of public transport through bus rapid access (BRT), and lines of the EMT.
