The National Superintendence of State Assets (SBN), an entity attached to the Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation (MVCS); will auction state land that cover an extension of more than 1.7 million square meters. How many properties are there, where are they located and how to participate in the tender? We tell you here.
According to the institution, it is the second public auction of state properties in 2023in which an attractive real estate portfolio with great potential for investment in industrial and housing projects will be offered. For this call, there are a total of 31 wickets.
A total of 31 state properties will be sold on May 5. Photo: MVCS
State land will be auctioned: where are they located?
The lands are located in the regions of Lime (12), ancash (3) and moquegua (16); and each of them has an extension that goes from 2,500 to 142,000 square meters.
How and when will the auction be?
The novelty of this second contest lies in the mixed modalitythat is to say, the registration and purchase of bases will be virtually and the very act ofThe public auction will be held in person on May 5 at the institutional headquarters of the National Superintendency of State Assetslocated at 890 Chinchón street, San Isidro.
State land auction: how to participate?
People who are interested in participating can buy the bases until Monday, April 17 through this link. In addition, they will only have two days, April 14 and 17, to Present your sealed envelopes in person at the SBN party table, from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm
Interested parties must present their sealed envelopes in person at the SBN party table. Photo: MVCS
Citizens who wish to witness the event must previously register as observers, entering the same link.
This auction will be held in the presence of a notary public, granting the good pro to the highest economic sum formulated, the amount of which must be equal to or greater than the base price. The modality used is Sealed envelope with the possibility of improving the offer out loud, with an open bid at a fixed time.
Source: Larepublica
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