Por qué este año el fuerte reajuste del 23% en el salario mínimo no hará tediosas las asambleas de copropietarios

TL;DR

The 23% increase in Colombia's minimum wage is directly impacting administration fees for properties under the horizontal property regime.
Services like security and cleaning, which constitute 60-65% of a property's costs, are heavily influenced by the minimum wage.
Administration fees are expected to rise by an average of 18-20%.
Rent increases are legally capped at the previous year's IPC (5.1%), and cannot automatically include administration fee hikes.
Landlords who include administration fees in the rent will see reduced profitability.
The dismantling of housing programs like 'Mi Casa Ya' is reducing new housing supply, increasing pressure on used housing and rental prices.
FedeLonjas proposes reactivating housing subsidies, strengthening social renting, and digitalizing real estate transactions.

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