Gracias a las remesas, el 12% de las ventas de vivienda en el país son a colombianos en el exterior y extranjeros
Vigilancia y aseo representan hasta 70% del gasto en copropiedades. Foto: iStock
TL;DR
- The Colombian housing market is experiencing increased internationalization due to growing remittances and non-resident buyer participation.
- Sales to non-residents rose to 12.1% by November 2025, compared to 8.8% in April, alongside remittance inflows surpassing $10.8 billion.
- Remittances have significantly boosted investment capacity in housing, with a direct correlation between increased remittances and housing sales.
- Foreign buyers, primarily from the United States and Spain, and non-resident Colombians are concentrating their purchases in specific regions.
- Differences in housing characteristics, particularly size and distribution, were observed between resident and non-resident buyers, especially in the non-subsidized housing segment.