Families in Purral, Costa Rica are facing eviction from land owned by the IMAS (Costa Rican Social Security Fund). The land is designated for green areas and children’s play areas, leading to the current dispute. Residents are expressing fear and uncertainty about their future housing situation, citing concerns about affording rent. They are urgently requesting a housing solution from authorities to avoid homelessness. The families are currently contesting the eviction process, seeking assistance to secure alternative accommodation. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges of affordable housing access in Costa Rica and the need for social safety nets. The conflict centers on the balance between public land use and the rights of residents.