Based on census data, this article analyzes the social housing policy in the metropolitan area of Curitiba from 2000 to 2010. Data on migratory movements show that, although this region attracts the largest number of migrants in the state, the capital city is no longer the destination of the majority. With less infrastructure, São José dos Pinhais and Colombo are the cities attracting most migrants currently. The study focuses on housing for low-income families, particularly social rend, and presents the situation of housing units, the available infrastructure, and the demographic and socio-economic aspects household heads. Data interpretation is contextualized using a historical review of housing policies promoted by the state since the 1970's.
Housing policy; Social rent; Migratory movements; Metropolitan area of Curitiba
