Unicaja renews its participation in the guarantee facility of Junta de Castilla y León for young people to access their first home

The bank granted 23% of the mortgages approved in the region thanks to this initiative

08 MAR 2024

3 Min reading

The Regional Government of Castilla y León today presented the balance of the Mi primera vivienda guarantee facility, whose goal is to facilitate access to home ownership for young people in the region. Unicaja, together with 11 other financial institutions, has participated in this initiative since mid-2023.  So far 317 mortgages have been signed thanks to this guarantee program, 23% through Unicaja.

 

The presentation of this review was attended by the Regional Minister of Environment, Housing and Territorial Planning, Juan Carlos Suárez Quiñones. Representing Unicaja was the regional manager of Commercial Banking for Castilla y León Sur, Manuel Rubio.

 

This line of guarantees facilitates the purchase of free-sale or subsidized housing in any municipality for young people up to 35 years of age with an income level up to 5 times the IPREM, and it covers homes whose purchase price does not exceed 240,000 euros.

 

Mortgage loans, with this guarantee, can reach up to 97.5% of the price of the property, as opposed to the general 80%.

 

The guarantee is compatible with any other aid for the acquisition of housing, provided that it does not exceed 100% of the cost of the transaction and that it is permitted by the regulations governing the aid and EU law. The aid must be used in any case for the total or partial amortization of the guaranteed mortgage loan.

 

For each financing transaction, the Junta guarantees a percentage of the transaction to the financial entity. The said percentage is applied to the principal amount pending payment at any given time. The Regional Ministry of Environment, Housing and Territorial Planning has issued 1,633 positive certificates to young people who met the conditions to access this line of guarantees, which have resulted in the 317 mortgages granted so far.

 

The Junta de Castilla y León will guarantee the financing of up to 17.5% of the price of the property, a percentage that is added to the mortgage loan granted by the banks which, at the most, can reach 80% of the price of the property. With this guarantee of the Junta, young people up to 35 years of age who want to buy their first home will only need to have 2.5% of the value of the property for the down payment.

 

Those interested in this line of guarantees, in force during 2024, must submit to Somacyl (Sociedad Pública de Medio Ambiente de Castilla y León) the request for certification of compliance with the requirements.

  • Institucional

NOTICIAS RELACIONADAS

Reorganización del negocio retail para acelerar la especialización y reforzar el posicionamiento en segmentos estratégicos

Reorganización del negocio retail para acelerar la especialización y reforzar el posicionamiento en segmentos estratégicos

Unicaja avanza en la ejecución de su Plan Estratégico 2025-2027 con una reorganización de su negocio retail que refuerza la especialización y la innovación, consolidando además su posicionamiento en segmentos clave 09 ENE. 2026
Read news
Early Three Kings Day gift: around 40 Unicaja fans enjoy a meet & greet with players

Early Three Kings Day gift: around 40 Unicaja fans enjoy a meet & greet with players

Unicaja has brought forward its Three Kings Day gift to a group of Unicaja Baloncesto fans. Specifically, on Monday, 5 January, around 40 fans enjoyed a meet & greet with some of the players and their coach, Ibon Navarro. 05 ENE. 2026
Read news
Nearly 9,000 people have visited the exhibition 'Contemporary Painting in the Unicaja Collection' in Gijón

Nearly 9,000 people have visited the exhibition 'Contemporary Painting in the Unicaja Collection' in Gijón

Prominent Spanish artists such as Evaristo Valle, Darío de Regoyos, María Gutiérrez Blanchard, Fernando Zóbel, Gustavo Torner, Juan Genovés, Eduardo Úrculo, Isabel Villar and Juan Uslé have featured in the exhibition 30 DIC. 2025
Read news