Guillermo Herrera, president of Camacol, announced on 2026-08-15 the construction and delivery of 27 homes for families affected by the earthquake that occurred on August 10 in the Chocó department. ^[1] Guillermo Herrera stated that over 28,000 homes were damaged and more than 5,000 were destroyed by the earthquake. ^[2] The project involves the reconstruction of the first formal neighborhood in the region, designed under urban planning standards. ^[3] The project is promoted by Camacol Bogotá and Cundinamarca in alliance with the Corporación El Minuto de Dios, with an investment exceeding $4.5 billion pesos. ^[4] Guillermo Herrera Castaño, the executive president of Camacol, made the announcement on September 2 during the Fourth Real Estate Investment Congress in Bogotá, alongside Nubia Carolina Córdoba, the governor of Chocó, and representatives from the Corporación El Minuto de Dios. ^[5] The project involves an investment exceeding 4.5 billion pesos and includes urban development, land allocation, and public spaces to establish the first formal neighborhood in the Chocó department meeting urban standards. ^[6] Camacol has previously mobilized machinery, materials, and a brigade of 48 volunteer professionals to assist with building evaluations in the region, and plans to continue technical supervision before September 14. ^[7]