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All property stories from Medellín.
Young buyers in Medellín face a stark choice: newly-built apartment or classic home in a leafy barrio? Here’s what’s on offer, what it costs, and where the grants are.
As housing costs rise, purpose-built rental complexes are reshaping options for renters and changing Medellín’s property landscape.
With new zoning rules under review, Las Brisas could become the city’s next property hotspot, drawing developers’ eyes away from pricier El Poblado.
Tight supply and surging demand squeeze renters across Laureles, El Poblado, and beyond, driving up competition and prices.
Investors flock to Altavista as rental returns soar past 8.2% amid robust demand and revitalization programs.
As BTR towers rise in Laureles and El Poblado, renters weigh new amenities, stable leases, and higher costs against the dream of buying their own homes.
Rising prices haven’t erased the investment potential in Laureles, as steady demand and new amenities sustain this central, leafy neighbourhood’s appeal.
Soaring property prices and higher interest rates have reshaped the affordability equation for Paisas, here’s what the numbers show in Laureles, El Poblado and beyond.
Long renowned for its leafy streets and excellent schools, Envigado remains a surprising pocket of affordability amid Medellín’s red-hot property market.
Major infrastructure upgrades and surging apartment values are transforming Laureles-El Estadio into the city’s hottest real estate corridor.
Households in Medellín face mounting pressure as rent prices nibble away at paychecks, forcing residents to rethink how much of their income should go to landlords.
As purpose-built rental projects multiply in Laureles and El Poblado, Medellín residents weigh rental convenience against the hurdles of homeownership.
With planning officials set to unveil zoning revisions, Robledo sits on the verge of transformation-and investors are already circling.
The southern fringes of El Poblado are heating up as Calle 10 Sur’s new light-rail project and development incentives transform the neighbourhood into a magnet for residential and commercial buyers.
As property prices rise in popular neighbourhoods, rent-vesting is gaining traction among Medellín's aspiring homeowners and investors.
Analysing the widely cited 30% rule-and whether renters in Medellín can obey it amid rising prices.
Flexible work, trendy cafés, and surging rental prices are transforming a once-sleepy stretch of Laureles into the city’s next investment hotspot.
Investors are flocking to Laureles, where gross rental returns now outpace every other barrio in the city.
With interest rates and property values heading in opposite directions, locals are running the numbers-and the answer is murkier than ever.
With rents rising and fewer new apartments in Laureles, El Poblado and Belén, tenants are scrambling for solutions as contracts run out.
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