Alza del salario mínimo encarecerá la vivienda VIS y las cuotas de administración: Fedelonjas
La Federación Colombiana de Lonjas de Propiedad Raíz (Fedelonjas) expresó su preocupación por el incremento del 23% del salario mínimo decretado por e...
TL;DR
- Fedelonjas argues the 23% minimum wage increase lacks technical support and will harm the economy.
- Prices for VIS and VIP housing will automatically increase due to indexation to the minimum wage.
- Families whose VIS/VIP housing is notarized after January 2026 will face higher prices, even if their purchase process began earlier.
- Condominium administration fees will rise, impacting over 60% of Colombian families living in co-properties.
- The real estate sector, composed mostly of small businesses, faces increased labor costs which could lead to job losses or increased informality.
- The increase is predicted to contribute to inflation, reduce formal employment, and encourage informality.