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A tree-lined residential street in Laureles, Medellin, with brick apartment buildings on both sides

The streets here curve, and that is the whole reason people stay.

Laureles is flat, shaded, walkable and built mostly in brick. This is what buying here actually involves, zone by zone, with nothing sold to you.

Free to you, alwaysBrokers we have met in personFigures checked against the 2026 SMMLV

The numbers that move every January

Property visa thresholds are indexed to the minimum wage, so they reset annually. Most English language sites are still quoting last year's figures.

350 SMMLV, the M visa property threshold
COP 612,816,750
650 SMMLV, the R visa property threshold
COP 1,138,088,250
The 2026 monthly minimum wage
COP 1,750,905

Figures are indexed to the 2026 SMMLV and change each January. USD equivalents are converted live from the official TRM and are shown only when that rate loads.

A broker and a client walking through an apartment building lobby

How this works

We are not agents. We do not list property, we do not hold your money, and we are not paid by you.

  1. Tell us what you are actually looking forSix questions, about two minutes. Zone, budget band, whether a visa is attached, and what the place is for.
  2. We match you to a broker we have metNot a directory. A specific person who works your zone and price band, and who we have sat down with in Medellin.
  3. They pay us, you do notOur fee comes from the broker's side on a closed transaction. There is nothing for you to sign and nothing to pay us.
  4. You keep the paperwork honestWe will tell you what to ask for: certificado de tradicion, reglamento, administracion in writing, assembly minutes.

Illustrative imagery, not a specific building or address.

Tell us what you are looking for

Six questions and a WhatsApp message. We will come back with a broker who actually works your zone and your price band, or tell you honestly if we do not have one.

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