Carla Allende, general manager of EMSA Inmobiliaria, points out that the company has benefited more than 30,000 families in more than three decades of operations. With a national presence, it plans to continue expanding with a focus on inclusion and sustainability.

EMSA Inmobiliaria S.A. celebrates this year 31 years of trajectory positioned as one of the leading companies in the development of urban lots in Paraguay. During this time, more than 30,000 families have gained access to their own land, consolidating its role as a key player in access to land.

General Manager Carla Allende emphasized that the company’s track record is highly positive.

“Over the past 31 years, EMSA has established itself as a benchmark in urban land development in Paraguay, with a strong commitment to social responsibility,” she stated.

Currently, the company is present in more than 20 municipalities, with 9 strategic branches in cities such as Ciudad del Este, Caaguazú, Concepción, Villarrica, San Ignacio, Pedro Juan Caballero, Santa Rosa del Aguaray, Katueté and Juan E. O’Leary, in addition to its headquarters in Asunción. O’Leary in addition to its Head Office in Asunción. This territorial network allows it to accompany the demographic and economic growth of different regions of the country, adapting its projects to local needs.

The company’s main development hubs are concentrated in areas with strong growth potential such as Caaguazú, Concepción, Villarrica, Ciudad del Este, and Pedro Juan Caballero, among others—regions that combine proximity to national highways with access to public services and essential infrastructure.

The institutional transformation of the last few years included the modernization of offices, digitalization of processes and strengthening of customer service. “We renewed our institutional image to better reflect our values of closeness, transparency and innovation,” Allende said. This change aims to enhance customer experience and internal efficiency.

According to the executive, market trends point to projects with urban planning, infrastructure from the outset and greater legal security. “The client is looking for more than a lot: they want legal certainty, accessibility and services,” he explained.

Furthermore, EMSA’s diversification of services and proprietary financing plans—offered without banking requirements—broaden access to land ownership and foster opportunities for community development.

Looking ahead, EMSA plans to expand into new regions while maintaining the quality of its management in the face of a dynamic economic environment.

Allende expressed her gratitude to the families who have placed their trust in the company and to the dedicated team behind its achievements, reaffirming that social commitment and access to dignified housing will continue to be the driving force of the organization.