Developer

MET Desarrollos

The history of MET Desarrollos begins in Argentina in 1985, when engineer Alfredo Salgado founded construction company SADEC. After working in Argentina and Spain, the family brought that experience to Uruguay and created MET to develop residential projects of its own.

MET 1 was its first building in Montevideo and opened in 2014. Since then, the local portfolio has grown through promoted-housing projects under the MET brand and residential developments under the SKY line.

INGAR currently tracks 3 projects by this developer. The 3 developments total 269 apartments.

Updated: August 25, 2026Official website

MET City

Met Tech

SKY Polo

projects we track

completed

under construction

269

apartments

History and expansion

1985
Alfredo Salgado founds SADEC in Argentina
The company began with projects for institutional clients and later added industrial, commercial and residential work.
2000–2008
A development stage in Spain
The group worked on residential projects in Barcelona and Andalusia before it began studying the Uruguayan market.
2011
The family decides to establish itself in Uruguay
Uruguay’s Promoted Housing Law and demand for middle-class housing in Montevideo were part of the origin of the new brand.
2012–2014
MET 1 opens the Uruguayan stage
The first proprietary development in Montevideo had 70 apartments on Avenida Garibaldi and opened in 2014.
2021
Four completed projects and two new towers
By that year, the portfolio already included MET 1, MET Boulevard, MET Rond Point and MET Parc; MET Tres Cruces and SKY Punta Carretas were under construction.
2025
MET Tech becomes the eighth delivery
The 93-apartment tower in Cordón opened in December 2025 and joined the company’s official portfolio of delivered projects.
Today
Current developments
MET City continues the promoted-housing line in Centro; SKY Polo takes the company’s residential line to Carrasco Norte.

Other projects in its track record

MET 1 began a series that continued with urban buildings under the MET brand and the later SKY line.

2012–2014

MET 1

La Blanqueada, Montevideo

The firm’s first project in Uruguay: 70 apartments, garages and two retail units on Avenida Garibaldi.

Next stage

MET Boulevard and MET Rond Point

Tres Cruces and La Blanqueada, Montevideo

Two urban towers that followed MET 1. ANV records 38 promoted homes at Boulevard and 90 at Rond Point.

Delivered portfolio

MET Parc

La Blanqueada, Montevideo

A 127-apartment condominium arranged in three sections, with an internal park running through the block.

2019–2022

MET Tres Cruces and SKY Punta Carretas

Tres Cruces and Punta Carretas, Montevideo

Two projects launched as part of the same stage: a 125-apartment tower next to Tres Cruces and the portfolio’s first SKY project in Punta Carretas.

Delivered portfolio

MET Rodó

Cordón, Montevideo

A 118-apartment building on José Enrique Rodó with an extensive range of common spaces.

Uruguay

MET in Uruguay

The family began studying the market after 2008 and decided to settle in Uruguay around 2011.

MET 1 opened the local portfolio in 2014. Buildings on Boulevard Artigas, 8 de Octubre, Garibaldi, Tres Cruces, Punta Carretas, Cordón and Centro followed.

The company organizes its current offering into two lines. MET encompasses urban projects, several under the Promoted Housing program; SKY is used for residential developments in a different format, first in Punta Carretas and now beside the Carrasco Polo Club.

The official portfolio includes delivered projects and developments under construction. Both the MET and SKY lines appear among the projects tracked by INGAR.