The most appetizing sectors to live in Colombia have been revealed by a study by Properati and Trovit. From bustling metropolises to idyllic quiet corners, the country offers a variety of options for those in search of their ideal home. Learn about the results of this study that will show you the most desired destinations in Colombia.
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According to the data collected, Laureles in Medellín and Suba in Bogotá top the list as the two most sought after sectors to buy housing in Colombia, each one representing 2 percent of the national demand.
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Overview of Laureles, Medellin.
Taken from Google Maps
The Laureles sector, for example, offers more than 15 real estate developments currently available, so more Colombians will have the chance to enjoy a constantly growing environment. Those interested in this area will find mainly 3 and 4 bedroom apartments. in the used housing market and a price per square meter that reaches $1,222 dollars (4,969,360 pesos at the current exchange rate).
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On the other hand, Suba, located in Bogotá, stands out as one of the fastest growing areas in the real estate offer in Latin America. Currently, it has 140 projects in different stages of development. In the used housing market, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments are preferred by buyers and the average cost per square meter reaches 1,138 dollars (4,627,768 pesos, approximately).
Suba is one of the fastest growing sectors in Latin America.
José David Rodríguez / Archive EL TIEMPO
Finally, occupying the third place among the most desired, is Comuna 19 in the city of Cali. This is positioned as the most sought after in the capital of Valle del Cauca and the cheapest sector in the ranking, with an average cost per square meter of 839 dollars (3,411,525 pesos). Those interested in acquiring a property in this area They will be mainly 2 and 3 bedroom apartmentsboth new and used.
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The most appetizing sectors in Latin America
The Properati and Trovit analysis also highlights the sectors and neighborhoods that people are looking for the most in the Latin American region and The Palermo neighborhood in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, stands out as the most sought after to acquire a home in that country. This represents 7 percent of the national demand and offers a wide variety of apartments from 1 to 5 rooms, both new and used.
In Valparaíso, Chile, Viña del Mar is positioned as the central objective of real estate searches, covering 13 percent of the national demand. With more than 40 real estate projects under development, Viña del Mar mainly offers apartments with 2 to 4 bedrooms. for those interested in buying a home.
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Taken from: chile.travel.com
In Guayaquil, Ecuador, the Tarqui sector stands out as the most sought after nationwide, attracting 10 percent of visits. Tarqui brings together several neighborhoods in the north of the city and offers a variety of houses with more than 3 bedrooms.
In Panama City, San Francisco is positioned as the most sought after neighborhood nationwide for the purchase of a real estate property, representing 14 percent of all visits. San Francisco offers a diverse offering of new and used 2 and 3 bedroom apartments.
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In Lima Peru, Santiago de Surco stands out as the most sought after area nationwide, attracting 9 percent of all visits. Santiago de Surco is one of the sectors that make up Lima Top, the exclusive area of the Peruvian capital. Here are more than 40 real estate projects that attract couples and families. The 3-bedroom apartments are the most popular type of property in this area.
JUAN DAVID CANO LOPERA
SCHOOL OF MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM EL TIEMPO
ECONOMY WRITING
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