Ferrere has a leading real estate practice, advising on major transactions across agribusiness and forestry, as well as financings and litigation. It remains at the forefront of large-scale developments, including the USD 300M Platinum project, and leverages the firm's expertise in finance, tax and dispute resolution. Carlos Falco, head of the practice, is a recognised expert with vast experience in complex real estate transactions, corporate financing and agribusiness matters. He advises foreign investors on major residential developments in Punta del Este and has expertise in renewable energy and mining projects. Counsel Diego Durán specialises in real estate and agribusiness, playing a key role in some of Uruguay’s largest land acquisitions. He advises on large-scale data centre projects, forestry land transactions and industrial expansions. Senior associate Florencia Taboas has deep expertise in structuring complex real estate transactions, including mortgages, leasing and due diligence, with a strong focus on forestry and residential developments. Leading associate Ana Laura Oliveros advises major developers and provides full legal support for significant timberland investment funds.

The real estate practice at Guyer & Regules has been at the forefront of Uruguay’s most sophisticated and high-impact projects, ranging from luxury developments to agribusiness matters and renewable energy initiatives. With four offices across the country, the team maintains a strong presence across key real estate hubs. Its diverse portfolio includes major names such as Goldman Sachs, Grupo Éxito and Camposol. The department is co-led by Federico Susena, whose work spans investment structuring, REITs and advice on developments in tourism, commercial, industrial, forestry, and agribusiness. Co-leader Beatriz Spiess is a leading advisor in sustainable real estate with a strong focus on environmental and social responsibility. Associates María Fernanda González  and Carolina Suárez round out the team.

Dentons Jiménez de Aréchaga regularly advises key financial institutions, including Banco Santander and Banco Itaú, on the structuring and financing of major real estate projects, handling every stage of the transaction process, from conveyances and mortgages to permitting and registration. The team works across both rural and urban developments, including agricultural, residential and commercial ventures. Practice head Héctor B. Viana advises on acquisitions and developments, particularly where commercial, tax and regulatory issues intersect. Aparicio Howard is a standout associate, recognised for his in-depth knowledge of civil law and active role in disputes related to construction, leases and condominiums. Associate María José Rovira is highly regarded for her technical expertise in rural transactions, recently advising on significant land acquisitions and financing mandates for clients such as Banco Santander and Grupo Vía Central.

Posadas stands out in the Uruguayan legal market for its innovation and technical expertise, particularly in the use of real estate trusts. High-value real estate projects, from large-scale residential and mixed-use developments to major rural and forestry-related transactions, are core areas of focus for the group. The department advises on all aspects of structuring, land acquisition and complex financing arrangements. Practice head Federico Peñasco has extensive experience in project structuring, trust formation, and notarial matters, playing a central role in key developments. Associate and notary public Lorena Speranza is a vital part of the team, noted for her specialisation in rural assets and notarial work across both urban and rural matters. Nicolas Ferreira, also an associate, contributes strong expertise in foreign investment, M&A and project finance.

The real estate practice at Hughes & Hughes is renowned for its strong expertise in rural land acquisitions. Recent developments include a growing focus on land use and planning regulations at the national and municipal levels. Led by Haroldo Espalter, a key figure in the Uruguayan real estate market, the practice provides comprehensive guidance across various industries. Juan Carlos Oreggia Carrau brings specialised knowledge in agribusiness and forestry, while Florencia Beyhaut offers expertise in corporate law, foreign investments and urban and rural real estate developments.

The real estate department at Pérez Del Castillo & Asociados advises across a broad spectrum of complex real estate matters. The team advises on urban and rural property transactions, the formation and management of real estate trusts and legal frameworks such as the condominium property regime. It also handles financial guarantees, including mortgages and pledges. Co-leader Gustavo Di Genio specialises in notarial, real estate and corporate law, with expertise in property regimes and contract structuring. Co-leader Soledad Echevarría focuses on real estate transactions, trusts and the establishment of commercial companies. Associate Jimena Lanzani has particular expertise in real estate transactions, leases, trusts and agribusiness contracts, as well as advising on commercial company formation and operation.