≈ US$ 1.26 million
COP 3,975 million · 4.4 acres
≈ US$ 282,200 per acre
El Capiro · 4,310 sq ft built
Estimated · long-term
3.1%Gross yield
1.4%Cap rate
1.4%Cash on cash
the Antioquia countryside
Fincas in La Ceja
Exceptional fincas in La Ceja, presented the way they deserve.
≈ US$ 1.14 million
COP 3,600 million · 1.5 acres
≈ US$ 742,000 per acre
El Capiro · 5,920 sq ft built
Estimated · long-term
4.0%Gross yield
2.2%Cap rate
2.1%Cash on cash
≈ US$ 1.11 million
COP 3,500 million · 2.5 acres
≈ US$ 447,300 per acre
El Tabor · 7,000 sq ft built
Estimated · Airbnb
0.8%Gross yield
-0.5%Cap rate
-0.5%Cash on cash
≈ US$ 1.11 million
COP 3,500 million · 4.7 acres
≈ US$ 235,400 per acre
Urbano · 2,580 sq ft built
Estimated · long-term
2.5%Gross yield
1.0%Cap rate
0.9%Cash on cash
≈ US$ 1.11 million
COP 3,500 million · 27,986 sq ft
≈ US$ 39.49 per sq ft
Via La Ceja - La Unión · 4,090 sq ft built
Estimated · long-term
3.3%Gross yield
1.6%Cap rate
1.6%Cash on cash
≈ US$ 1.11 million
COP 3,500 million · 4.6 acres
≈ US$ 241,800 per acre
Via La Ceja - La Unión · 2,150 sq ft built
Estimated · long-term
1.8%Gross yield
0.4%Cap rate
0.4%Cash on cash
≈ US$ 1.01 million
COP 3,200 million · 2.1 acres
≈ US$ 475,500 per acre
Guamito · 4,090 sq ft built
Estimated · long-term
4.2%Gross yield
2.4%Cap rate
2.3%Cash on cash
Data as of 30 Oct 2026
Approximate locations at vereda level, for privacy.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a property in Colombia cost?
Properties listed in Colombia sit around ≈ US$1.1M on average. The more affordable options start near ≈ US$1M. That works out to roughly about US$270 per sq ft of built area. Prices vary with exact location, condition and access, and the listings on this page refresh daily. Dollar figures are approximate, at the official TRM of COP 3,166.91 per US dollar (30 Oct 2026).
How big are properties in Colombia?
The typical listing runs about 4,090 sq ft (380 m²). Use the area filter to narrow above or below that.
Can a foreigner buy property here?
Yes. Colombia places no restriction on foreign ownership and residency is not required. You need a passport and a NIT for the deed, and funds are channelled through the foreign-exchange system so the investment is properly registered.
How long does a purchase take to close?
Thirty to forty five days is typical, from the promesa de compraventa through the deed and registration. Buyer closing costs generally land at about 2% of the price (notary, registry and beneficencia), plus your lawyer's fee.