Project the long-term return on a Medellín property — past the headline appreciation rate, through fees, into what actually lands in your pocket.
Pre-tax. Capital gains in Colombia are 15% for residents on properties held under 2 years, 0% after — we’ll talk you through your situation.
A 50% return over ten years sounds great. The same money in the S&P would have done 200%. Always compare annualized — that's the only number that lets you weigh the deal against the alternatives.
And remember: real estate appreciation is regional and cyclical. Medellín has had a strong decade, but the next decade is its own conversation. Don't extrapolate.
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The quarterly, citable snapshot: asking medians and days-on-market from ~13,000 live listings, licensed new-construction data, and where foreign demand actually stands.
Median asking prices, yields, and days-on-market from a weekly two-portal crawl — with sample sizes, so you can decide how much to trust each number.
Search interest has cooled ~30% from the 2025 peak and globalized well beyond the US. What our daily demand tracking says about the market you're actually entering.
Bring the numbers from above. We’ll tell you which assumptions are tight and which are wishful, and where the deal actually lives.
