📋 Tender Overview
Currently, there are more than 11 thousand green homes available nationwide. Green credits represented 65.7% of the total Mivivienda Credits granted between January and May.To date, more than 50 thousand Peruvian families enjoy the economic and environmental benefits of sustainable housing, thanks to the promotion of the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS), through the Mivivienda Fund (FMV).
Between January and May of this year, 2,519 Green Mivivienda Credits (CMV) were delivered, disbursing S/516.2 million, representing 65.7% of the total 3,836 Mivivienda Credits that were granted during said period.
Likewise, since 2016, the year in which the first loans were disbursed, the FMV has placed a total of 53,304 CMV, which represents an accumulated investment of S/9,519 million nationwide.
Offer available
Currently, there is an available supply of 11,198 green homes distributed in 136 real estate projects nationwide, which demonstrates the growing interest of the real estate sector in developing initiatives aligned with sustainability and resource efficiency.
Lima and Callao concentrate the largest supply in the country, with 5,973 homes available in 98 real estate projects. They are followed by the departments of Piura (2,140 homes), Lambayeque (1,802 homes), La Libertad (504 homes) and Arequipa (305 homes).
This geographical distribution confirms the decentralization of eco-sustainable housing in Peru, consolidating itself as the preferred residential option for families seeking quality of life, savings and environmental well-being.
Green certification
To receive sustainable certification from the FMV, real estate projects must comply with strict environmental standards that ensure real savings on water and electricity bills. These constructions incorporate low-consumption LED technology, efficient heaters, eco-friendly faucets and independent service meters.
In addition to reducing their monthly fixed costs, buyers of these homes access a direct subsidy: the Sustainable Good Payer Bonus. This state benefit provides financial aid ranging from S/14,100 to S/33,700 to complete the initial payment, depending on the value of the chosen home.
This financial deployment has the key support of international cooperation and banking. Institutions such as the French Development Agency (AFD), the German bank KfW and the European Union have granted credit lines to the FMV for 580 million euros.
Added to this are two operations with JP Morgan (guaranteed by the World Bank) for a total of US$590 million and an issuance of sustainable corporate bonds for US$600 million in international markets.
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