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Cofopri formalized 209 towns during 2025 and awarded titles to ministries to promote legal security for schools, medical posts and police stations.More Peruvian families with secure property The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS), through the Informal Property Formalization Agency (Cofopri), has managed to issue 43,973 property titles, benefiting more than 164 thousand citizens throughout the country.
Access to a property title transforms lives: it is not just a document, it is the peace of mind of knowing that your home is truly yours and a decisive step towards better opportunities, said the Minister of Housing, Wilder Sifuentes Quilcate, highlighting the social impact of property formalization in various communities throughout Peru.
Cofopri reported that the titling process does not only cover homes. In 2025, nearly 1,400 in-use titles were registered for urban equipment, such as schools, medical posts, police stations, parks and sports areas, strengthening public infrastructure in neighborhoods that previously remained on the margins of urban planning.
This progress not only reaches families, but also the strengthening of public services. We have awarded 362 property titles for land and establishments in operation of schools (269), health centers (81) and police stations (12), which have been titled in favor of the ministries of Education, Health and Interior, guaranteeing legal security for the provision of essential services to citizens, said the executive director of Cofopri, Carlos Reategui Sanchez.
The formalizing entity pointed out that the departments of Lima-Callao (4,677), Piura (4,050), Arequipa (3,658), La Libertad (3,508), Ica (3,409), Lambayeque (2,446), Amazonas (2,069), Ayacucho (2006), Tacna (1,321) and Ucayali (1,205) are the regions with the highest number of registered property titles. registered as of December 31, 2025.
209 towns leave informality behind
Cofopri reported that the registration of property titles in favor of Peruvian families is the result of the culmination of the formalization process of 209 human settlements and population centers throughout the country, which included physical-legal sanitation and the registration of perimeter and subdivision plans, an achievement that not only organizes the territory, but also enables communities to manage access to basic services, public works and State programs.
This advance marks a breaking point for thousands of families who for years occupied land without legal support and who today have recognition of their property, duly formalized in areas where the risks have been evaluated and mitigated, thus consolidating a decisive step towards safe and formal housing.
