The San Pedro Affiliate began its operations in July of 1994. It is responsible for all the building in the SulaValley and has built more than 1,277 houses to date. As San Pedro Sula is the fastest growing
city in Honduras (1,000,000 people in the metropolitan area) it has one of the biggest housing deficits as well; estimated at around 300,000 houses. In response to this, the affiliate sets an annual goal of 170-200 new houses.
General Information: Located in the SulaValley of northern Honduras, San Pedro Sula has played an important role in Honduran history since being established in 1536 by Don Pedro de Alvarado. Currently, San Pedro
serves as the economic center of the country, surrounded by sugar cane and banana plantations, as well as the large clothing factories that have become the region's leading export. The city
provides all the comforts of a modern western city, while still maintaining the charm of the Honduran culture. San Pedro Sula sits about 800 ft above sea level but experiences temperatures ranging from 85-105 F.
