Pérez Correa González’s real estate capabilities take in the structuring of real estate investments, alongside acquisitions, leases and disposals, and extend to advising on title regularisation, and the preparation and negotiation of transactional documentation. The team brings particular expertise in establishing Mexican trusts and special purpose vehicles for both domestic and international investors, and regularly advises on projects requiring coordination with federal, state and municipal authorities, as well as on real estate financing and the structuring of collateral for development projects involving multi-jurisdictional stakeholders. Practice head Luis González specialises in real estate development mandates requiring regulatory coordination and land structuring analysis. Additional key contacts include Omar Aguilar (who handles transactional real estate matters), and Emilio Carrillo and counsel Juan Carlos Izaza (who have expertise in real estate and financing). Associate Omar Sarabia left the firm in September 2025.
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- Always up-to-date with extensive knowledge of the market and current legislation.
- Knowledge, service and excellent professionalism.
Key clients
- Fibra Plus
- Rube Alimentos & Gear Alimentos
- Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions
- Proyectos ATB
- BigWhite
- Akivinta
- Stephens Family
- Meyer Davis Studio
- Talleres Estrella
- New-Indy Containerboard
- Vilebrequin
Work highlights
Advised on the structuring and execution of a multi-phase residential development.
Advised Akivinta on the structuring and regularisation of acquisitions, including properties located within Mexico’s restricted coastal zones.
Advised on the sale of a residential property.
Lawyers
Leading partners
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Leading associates
Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.
Practice head
Luis González