Boutique firm Estudio De la Flor, García Montufar Arata & Asociados is a popular choice for clients seeking assistance on re-zoning processes, purchase contracts, land acquisition projects and property sub-division processes. Also well equipped to advise on property disputes and residential and commercial leases, the practice frequently advises clients from the retail, construction and health industries. The department is jointly led by Moises Arata, Claudio Berastain, Guillermo Garcia Montufar and Julio Salazar. Arata is reputed for his strength in assisting banking sector clients with property rights, while Berastain focuses on the structuring of territorial land and zoning changes. Seasoned practitioner Garcia is noted for his knowledge of real estate investment, and Salazar handles complex real estate matters related to rural property.

Leveraging its global network of offices, the real estate department at DLA Piper Perú counts leading domestic and international corporations among its clients. The firm is involved in high-value and complex transactions, and advises on real estate developments, regulatory concerns involving zoning and construction rules, and permit and authorisation requirements. Well versed in handling residential and commercial projects, the team also handles leisure and agricultural real estate ventures. Hernán Velarde leads the practice and concentrates on land acquisitions, real estate trust agreements and urban planning law, often within the hospitality sector. Principal associate Juan Carlos Ramírez, who joined the firm in 2023, focuses on the financial side of real estate deals, while senior associate Yaritza Rivera handles due diligence matters and the regularisation of buildings. Associate Katia Pinedo is noted for her strength in the analysis of civil, urban and registration contingencies in real estate projects.

At Miranda & Amado, the highly regarded real estate department advises on the full spectrum of matters, from real estate investment projects, permits and licenses to the sale and acquisition of properties involving rural and urban land. The firm also demonstrates strength in high-value and large-scale real estate transactions in the housing, commercial and residential sectors. Advising domestic and global clients from the energy, mining and infrastructure sectors, the team works in close tandem with the firm’s M&A department to advise on contracts and the acquisition of properties. Claudia Lucena oversees the group and frequently leads on high-profile commercial developments. At the associate level, Yelitza Valdivia concentrates on technical and legal sanitation matters; Daniel Corzo handles the formalisation of security interests in development projects; Luis Francisco Paz covers real estate disputes; and Jessica Huamaní advises on urban planning.

In the real estate field, CMS Grau demonstrates expertise in a variety of matters, including the development of real estate and urban planning projects, construction contracts, land remediation management, and preparations for leases, sales and assignments. On the finance side, the team is well versed in the negotiation of administration trust and guarantee trust contracts. Operating across the energy, infrastructure, housing and mining sectors, the group is led by the experienced Carolina Gajate, who handles housing project developments and the acquisition of rural land for the natural resources projects. At the associate level, Gustavo Atarama concentrates on legal land remediation for commercial and retail projects, while Carmen Assereto focuses on urban and rural property clearance, as well as usufruct rights and purchase options. In July 2023, former practice heads Raúl Ravina and Roberth Rojas, as well as associate Patricia Camacho, left the firm.

Estudio Olaechea’s real estate practice is experienced in complex real estate transactions, the analysis of property rights, and the development of contractual strategies for the construction of various commercial projects, such as coworking spaces and shopping centres. Elsewhere, the group advises on residential and industrial developments and zoning permits, and demonstrates niche expertise in negotiations with indigenous communities. Advising clients from the pharmaceutical, aviation and manufacturing fields, Rossana Natteri leads the group and concentrates on the structuring of sale and purchase operations. Senior associates Alberto Meneses and Paloma Hoyos are noted for their strengths in the registration of urban and rural properties, and real estate finance, respectively.

At Rodrigo, Elías & Medrano Abogados, the established real estate group takes an interdisciplinary approach, by coordinating with the firm's project finance, regulatory and tax teams, to advise on commercial, industrial and residential developments. The firm demonstrates skill in advising on urban planning and architecture, in addition to general matters such as the study of titles, acquisitions of property rights, securing zoning permissions and complying with municipal regulations. The practice is co-led by the experienced Carlos Carpio, who regularly leads major infrastructure and retail projects, and Hugo Silva, who specialises in construction matters. Senior associate Hugo Sarria advises corporations on the development of mining and energy projects, while associate Soleil Castro often defends private interests in sanctioning administrative procedures.

The real estate group at Amprimo, Flury, Barboza & Rodríguez Abogados. is well known for its involvement in complex and cross-border work, such as retail projects, residential developments, and the construction of agro-industrial processing plants. Engaged by a range of domestic and international clients, including the likes of Samsung Peru and Walmart, the firm also advises on permits and relevant administrative requirements. The practice is jointly led by Eduardo Barboza, who is skilled in the negotiation and execution of real estate transactions, and litigator Carlos Rodríguez, whose scope of work covers real estate disputes. Jaime Miranda is recommended for his know-how in real estate contracts and alternative dispute resolution.

The real estate team at Estudio Echecopar member firm of Baker McKenzie International counts retail corporations, banking sector clients and real estate investment funds among its key clients. The group, which is led by Marco Alarcon Piana, guides clients through the negotiation of acquisition contracts, due diligence exercises and real estate project financing. Jorge Danós and associate Laura Francia are well versed in public law, and often provide regulatory advice on urban planning and environmental matters. Alonso Miranda handles the financing and securitisation elements of real estate projects, while senior associate Ricardo Canepa advises on the design and enforcement of contracts, and associate Daniela Maurate focuses on permits and zoning concerns. Of counsel Enrique Johanson left the firm in May 2023.

At Hernández & Cía, the real estate team can regularly be found advising on land use and construction matters, sales, leases and acquisitions. With experience in both public and private project developments, the group also conducts negotiations relating to rights over rural and urban land, in addition to assisting with zoning and permit matters. Jorge Reátegui leads the offering and is experienced in property development across the hospitality, retail and mining sectors. Senior associate Alan Pasco is active in various real estate transactions, while associate Vicente Portugal handles the negotiation and closure of financing and security agreements for real estate mandates.

The real estate department at Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uria was further strengthened by the arrival of new team members from CMS Grau in July 2023: Raúl Ravina is an expert in land reclamation initiatives for investment projects; Juan Pulgar-Vidal focuses on land title investigations; and Roberth Rojas is a specialist in the physical regulation of land for extractive industry investment projects. Manuel Ugarte, who leads the team alongside Ravina, concentrates on complex acquisitions of real estate, often in the hotel and residential sectors. Senior associate Aouda Del Castillo handles due diligence reviews, while principal associate Luis Aliaga advises on registration orders and urban regulation matters. Other core workflows for the department include mining and environmental permits, contract negotiations and real estate finance.

In the real estate arena, Rubio Leguía Normand has an impressive record in advising on complex matters of land purchase, registration and urban planning permits. Also well regarded for its real estate development work in urban and rural areas, the firm counts banks, energy companies and retail centres among its clients. Franco Soria oversees the practice and draws from his decades of experience to advise on the reorganisation of private and state-owned properties, in addition to assisting transportation and mining companies on various land acquisition concerns. Pedro Pablo Castañeda specialises in the design of strategies for obtaining licenses and permits for infrastructure projects, while associate Renzo López handles urban and rural developments. Junior associate Andrés Vasquez advises on the sanitation of retail land and real estate financing matters.

Boutique real estate practice Avendaño Abogados is well regarded for its extensive offering, which includes property registration, construction contracts and urban zoning advice. Counting retail centres and telecoms companies among its clients, the firm also handles the acquisition and leasing of rural properties, urban planning authorisations and land division matters. The team is jointly led by the experienced Francisco Avendaño, who has recently assisted airport companies with property acquisitions, and Luis Felipe Del Risco, who handles civil and commercial concerns within real estate transactions. Alessandra Tomanguillo focuses on municipal affairs, such as the issuance of building permits, preliminary project analysis and urban habilitation licenses, while Carlos Salas conducts studies of land titles.

Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados guides clients through the acquisition, sale, purchase and lease of real estate. With both regulatory and transactional strength, the firm advises real estate funds and developers on various retail, commercial and residential projects. Alfredo Chan leads the group and is well versed in construction contracts and real estate financing. Giovanna García primarily structures infrastructure projects. Principal associate Guillermo Arribas handles real estate investments, while senior associate Roberto Gutierrez conducts due diligence reviews in relation to the regularisation and operation of hotels and office buildings.

Working across several sectors, the real estate practice at Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas advises private equity funds, investors and family groups on various matters, ranging from the negotiation of lease agreements to contract drafting and land regularisation proceedings. The group is also noted for its strengths in real estate M&A and zoning and permit requirements. Felipe Boisset oversees the department, with experience in real estate finance. Senior associate Andrea Pinillos, who joined from DLA Piper Perú in August 2023, concentrates on identifying civil and urban contingencies in real estate transactions, while associate Patricio Bouroncle assists corporations with various contractual concerns. Former practice head Fiorella Atoche left the firm in July 2023.