Bono MiVivienda Sostenible (BMS) Certification in Peru

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MiVivienda Sustainable Bonus

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Sell faster in Peru: offer the MiVivienda Sustainable Bonus by certifying with Leaf

The Sustainable MiVivienda Bonus (BMS) is a direct subsidy from the Peruvian State, granted through the MIVIVIENDA Fund, to promote the development of eco-friendly housing in the country.

At Leaf, we facilitate the certification process so your project qualifies as sustainable, enabling Peruvian families to access this financial benefit when purchasing their home through the New MIVIVIENDA Credit. It is the key tool for linking environmental responsibility with your real estate business's commercial success.

How does it work?

The subsidy is administered through Peruvian financial institutions (IFIs) that partner with the MIVIVIENDA Fund—including banks, municipal savings banks, and finance companies—which qualify families for mortgage loans. At Leaf, we audit your project to ensure it meets the Fund's sustainability criteria, thereby enabling the subsidy to be applied as a discount on the loan.

Investment

The investment depends on the level of certification you seek and the characteristics of your project. We evaluate your project starting at the design stage to identify the most cost-effective measures and compare the additional cost with the value of the bonus your buyers will receive.

Who is it for?

This certification is aimed at real estate agencies, construction companies, and developers that carry out housing projects in Peru and seek a competitive edge. It is ideal for those wishing to reach the country's social and affordable housing segments with high-quality, technically certified projects that benefit from a direct financial incentive from the Peruvian government.

Requirements and levels

The MIVIVIENDA Fund establishes three certification levels (Grade I, II, and III) based on compliance with 17 mandatory requirements. The difference lies in the optional criteria: Grade I requires one, Grade II demands three, and Grade III calls for five to achieve maximum efficiency.

Sustainable MiVivienda Bonus Certification: Peru exclusive

The Sustainable MiVivienda Bonus (BMS) is a program exclusive to the Peruvian market. At Leaf, we have partnered with Peruvian real estate developers on projects such as Jardines de Magnolias IV, Felicity, and Amalfi, combining BMS with EDGE certification to offer better financing terms to buyers.

Which certification is right for your project?

Leaf works with 6 of the most recognized sustainability, wellness and accessibility certifications in Latin America. This table summarizes the key differences to help you choose.

Certification Focus Investment level Typical timeline Ideal for
EDGE Resource efficiency: energy, water and materials. Simplified model. Low — 0% to 3% additional cost 3 to 6 months Emerging markets, tight budgets, residential, commercial, hospitality and healthcare projects
LEED Comprehensive: energy, water, materials, indoor environmental quality, location Medium-high — registration fee plus a percentage of construction cost 4 to 6 months of review Corporate projects, maximum international recognition, global investors
WELL Occupant health and well-being: air, water, light, comfort, mind Medium — varies by level (Bronze to Platinum) Registration plus two-phase verification Corporate offices focused on talent productivity and well-being
FITWEL Health and well-being, a simplified alternative to WELL Low 1 to 3 months Existing buildings, multifamily housing, commercial spaces — fast and accessible health certification
AIS Universal accessibility of buildings and spaces: access, circulation, use and communication for everyone (AIS 1/2018 Standard) Variable — depends on asset size and target level (1 to 5 stars) Approx. 3 months Hotels, retail, offices, healthcare facilities and public buildings looking to prove inclusion and strengthen their ESG profile
BMS (Peru) Bono Mivivienda Sostenible: energy and water efficiency in new housing in Peru, with access to a government bonus and better financing terms Variable by sustainability grade (1, 2 or 3) Depends on the process with Peru's Fondo MIVIVIENDA Housing developers in Peru who want their buyers to access the Bono Mivivienda Sostenible and better mortgage terms

Do you develop housing in Peru? Leave us your contact details, and we will evaluate whether your project qualifies for the Sustainable MiVivienda Bonus.

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What direct financial benefits does a developer obtain from BMS certification?

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BMS allows buyers to access better financing rates and financial bonuses when purchasing a certified project. This creates a competitive advantage and faster sales for developers.

Which level (I, II, or III) is most cost-effective in balancing investment and subsidy benefits?

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The most suitable level depends on the project’s objectives, budget, and commercial strategy. In general, Level II offers a good balance between investment and access to incentives, but it requires a case-by-case analysis.

How does Leaf ensure that efficiency measures do not negatively impact sales or lead to excessive construction costs?

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We conduct cost-benefit analyses, prioritize high-return interventions, and coordinate specifications to ensure measures are commercially viable and constructively feasible.

Can BMS coexist with other certifications such as EDGE or LEED in social housing or multifamily projects?

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Yes. The MiVivienda Sustainable Bonus certification includes many measures that are required or contribute points toward LEED and EDGE, so it already provides a strong foundation for applying to international certifications.

Can BMS coexist with other certifications such as EDGE or LEED in social housing or multifamily projects?

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The Fund requires approved plans, technical reports, certifications, and proof of compliance. Leaf coordinates the collection, preparation, and submission of documentation to authorities and all involved stakeholders.

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