Supreme Court ratifies illegality of the “vertical ghettos” in Central Station



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The Supreme Court rejected the appeal filed by the real estate company Dalmatia, which sought to reverse the invalidation of your building permit granted by the Municipality of Estación Central.

The authorization received at the time was based on continuous grouping system -buildings colloquially called “vertical ghettos” -, despite the fact that the company did not meet the conditions to build that way.

Previously, five companies filed claims of illegality before the Court of Appeals against the Municipality of Estación Central, the Ministry of Housing and the Comptroller, questioning the opinion of the latter, which ratified the criteria of the DDU 313 of the Minvu, for which would have ordered the municipality to initiate the invalidation process.

In March, the Court of Santiago rejected the claims of the five real estate companies, which motivated Dalmatia to appeal to the Supreme Court to annul that sentence.

The ruling of the highest court, issued this Tuesday, indicates in its seventh point that “the CGR limited itself to the Municipality adopting the pertinent measures, taking into consideration the figure of invalidation “, that is, the controlling entity did not order invalidation.

According to the Comptroller, the 27 building permits invalidated by the Central Station Municipality are legally correct.

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