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The most expensive neighborhood to live in Latin America is Puerto Madero, located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Then there is Ipanema, located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In third place in the ranking is Vitacura, in Santiago de Chile.
According to Portafolio, citing Properati, the value of the square meter in the Buenos Aires neighborhood is almost 6 thousand dollars, while the next two most expensive areas in Latin America (for which there is a ranking of minimum wages by country) have a square meter that costs more than 3,500 dollars.
Most expensive exclusive neighborhoods in Colombia
According to the list, cited by the aforementioned media, in the top 15 of the most expensive neighborhoods in the region there are 4 that belong to Colombian territory. The Chicó neighborhood, located north of Bogotá (where there was a landslide on the road to Tunja), is the ninth most expensive. The square meter is at $ 2,104. According to El Tiempo, the cost of an apartment in that place exceeds 900 million pesos.
Here, a ‘clip’ with aerial images of the Chicó neighborhood.
The second most expensive neighborhood in the country, which is number twelve in the Latin American ranking, is El Poblado, which is in the city of Medellín. There, the square meter has a value of 1,332 dollarssaid Portfolio. An apartment in that area is worth about 650 million pesos, said El Tiempo a few months ago.
In the following video you can see images of El Poblado.
Then there is the Pance neighborhood, located in Cali, Valle del Cauca. According to Portafolio, citing the real estate purchase and rental portal, the square meter in that place is worth 977 dollars.
In the video below they take a tour of Pance and Ciudad Jardín, another neighborhood in Cali.
The fourth most expensive neighborhood in Colombia, and which in turn is number 15 in the list of Latin American neighborhoods, is El Prado, which is in the city of Barranquilla. The named medium indicated that the square meter in that site costs 746 dollars. Indeed, according to El Tiempo, a house in this area, located between races 50 and 60 and between streets 53 and 75, okay around 700 million pesos.
Next, a video in which there are images of houses and other places in the El Prado neighborhood.
According to Properati, cited by Portafolio, all neighborhoods in the region have had a reduction in the values of the square meter, but this decrease has been stronger in Barranquilla, Cali and Medellín.
Furthermore, the prices per square meter of the most expensive neighborhoods in Colombia are very similar to those of Quito, Guayaquil and Cuenca, in Ecuador. For its part, Argentina, Brazil and Chile have the most expensive areas on the continentadded the aforementioned portal.
Most expensive middle class neighborhoods in Colombia
The Castilla neighborhood, in Bogotá, is the most expensive of the middle class in the country, because, as Portafolio stated, the square meter is worth 1,092 dollars. Then, there is La América, in Medellín, where the square meter is at 940 dollars. Then there is the Valle del Lili neighborhood, in Cali; here, the square meter costs $ 809. The last neighborhood on the list is located in Barranquilla; is Bellavista, priced at $ 716.
As for the rest of the Latin American region, the most expensive middle-class neighborhoods are Ñuñoa, in Santiago de Chile, where the square meter is worth 2,885 dollars; Caballito, in Buenos Aires, whose cost is 2,803 dollars; and, Botafogo, in Sao Paulo, with a price of 2,270 per square meter, reported the economic portal, citing Properati.
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