As investor appetite rebounds, competition for mid-range properties in Providencia and Ñuñoa has intensified, reshaping who can afford to enter the market.
As clearance rates fall and foreign investment climbs, renters face a tale of two cities—premium neighbourhoods holding firm while value suburbs shift beneath their feet.
Foreign investment, metro expansion, and new regulations are reshaping Santiago's property landscape in 2026—here's what savvy purchasers need to know.
As property prices climb toward CLP 85 million across Santiago, guarantor loans are reshaping how young buyers break into neighbourhoods from Providencia to Maipú—but the fine print matters.
As clearance rates stabilise across Las Condes and Providencia, savvy buyers are adopting new tactics to secure premium properties before competition intensifies.
As municipal rezoning plans accelerate mixed-use development along the Mapocho corridor, smart investors are quietly positioning themselves in a neighbourhood that has long traded beneath its infrastructure potential.
A fresh wave of municipal land parcels across Maipú and Quilicura aims to unlock affordable housing—but eligibility rules and paperwork demands are tighter than ever.
As ownership remains out of reach for many, purpose-built rental schemes across Providencia and Ñuñoa offer stability and amenities that traditional landlord rentals cannot.
