The Superintendencia Nacional de Bienes Estatales, under the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, announced on April 22 the first public auction of the year in Moquegua. Seven state-owned plots will be offered for housing and commercial development. The initiative aims to create jobs, attract private investment, and promote orderly urban growth that benefits local families.
According to the ministry, two parcels are located in Ilo province—measuring 48,786.53 square meters and 39,179.52 square meters—while five are situated in Moquegua city with areas ranging from nearly 197,000 square meters up to more than 536,000 square meters. These lands are intended for projects that address local demand for homes and businesses.
“The objective is to put state land into use to generate housing, employment and development. We want more families to access better living conditions and for Moquegua to continue growing in an orderly and sustainable way,” said the Minister of Housing.
Interested parties must submit documentation on May 4 at the SBN office on Chinchón Street in San Isidro. The public auction will take place on May 27 with a notary present; bidders may attend in person while observers can join virtually via videoconference after registering by May 26 through the SBN website.
Information about requirements is available on the official SBN website: https://web.sbn.gob.pe/subastas.
The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation contributes to social wellbeing by enhancing access to housing and basic services while fostering sustainable territorial development according to its official website. The ministry operates as an autonomous entity within Peru’s Executive Branch established by Law No. 27779 as noted online, maintains its central headquarters in San Isidro along with regional centers nationwide according to its official site, develops policies promoting sustainable access to essential services as stated online, issues norms supporting sustainable development according to its website, serves communities throughout Peru from headquarters or regional offices per its site, provides support especially for lower-income groups through partnerships with specialized entities as detailed online.
This auction represents part of broader efforts by national authorities toward improving living standards through coordinated urban planning initiatives.
