VETOR DE EXPANSÃO DA REGIÃO OESTE DE GOIÂNIA Residencial Jardins do Cerrado / Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida

Abstract

The research that integrates this dissertation was aimed at discussing and analysing, in particular, as the housing policy contributes to the expansion process of the urban area of the West region of Goiânia (Go), through the program my Home My Life (PMCMV). The analysis of the study object covers the production of housing developments carried out by public power and the housing market, destined for households with monthly income equal to or less than 10 minimum salaries. The production of real estate ventures is examined as an inductor of urban growth vectors, highlighting the role of public power and real estate capital as the protagonist in this process. The central hypothesis of the work part of the understanding that peripheral growth in the capital is the result of the state's segregating planning, which intensifies the socioeconomic inequality between the social classes since the construction of the capital city in the decade of 1930. In these terms, it is demonstrated that the strategies of the capitalist market and the submission of housing policies to a reproduction model characterized by spatial segregation, produced fragmented and hierarchical peripheral spaces. The methodological procedures comprised bibliographical research, research and documentary analysis, field research in the residential gardens of the Cerrado, housing development investigated as a case study.