Allocation of Treasury real estate for investment, agriculture and livestock can bring major cost advantages when done right. We interpret the regulations and guide you to the correct steps.
Built on Law No. 2886 (State Tender) and Law No. 4706; detailed by the Regulation on Administration of Treasury Real Estate. Incentivized investments can obtain usufruct / use permits for up to 49 years.
Unless a special law sets otherwise, use permits and usufruct rights run for a maximum of 30 years — extended up to 49 for incentivized investments. Structures often revert to the Treasury at the end.
For industry, Treasury land can be allocated to small industrial site cooperatives and public entities. Free zones (3218), technology development zones (4691) and industrial zones (4737) follow their own special legislation.
For agriculture, livestock, industry and shipyard investments, the revenue-share ratio can be as low as one per thousand, easing the operating burden of production-focused investment.
Identify suitable land → investment project & (if any) incentive certificate → apply to National Real Estate → valuation & fee → usufruct / use-permit contract → deliver the investment on schedule. Missing commitments risks revocation.
We'll expand this section as the legislation develops.
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Information here is for guidance only; for applications, official authorities (National Real Estate) and expert advice are essential.