Espaço de morar: reflexões sobre a dinâmica habitacional em Campo Mourão (PR)

Abstract

After a hiatus and deficit period in relation to the housing policy aimed at the low income population, a large real estate production, initiated in the mid-2000s and stimulated by the ease of access to public financing, has provoked significant changes in the territorial configuration and socio-spatial dynamics of Brazilian municipalities. We analyze the urban appropriation trends and the impacts of social interest housing production in Campo Mourão – PR, based on physical-visual quantitative obtained in a recent production of the My House My Life (PMCMV) Program. It is observed the maintenance or viability of detrimental effects on the interdependent relationship between housing, individual and city, reinforcing segregative and social vulnerability processes, such as the elitization of spaces and the peripherization of poverty, through disconnection with the urban network and the lack of public equipment, for example.