Cali

Yes. Under the Colombian Constitution, foreign nationals enjoy the same property rights as citizens — homes, apartments and country estates included — with freehold ownership the standard and no restriction based on nationality or residency. To purchase you will need a Colombian tax ID (RUT), which we help you obtain remotely.

For rental income and a lively setting, Granada, El Peñón and San Antonio perform well thanks to dining, culture and visitor demand. For an upscale residential home, Ciudad Jardín is the established choice; for space, privacy and nature, the fincas of Pance and the foothills are unmatched. Our local team advises according to your goals.

As a cultural, events and gastronomy hub of southwest Colombia, Cali sees steady demand for well-located homes and apartments from domestic and international visitors across both short-stay and long-term markets. Well-located, well-managed properties rent consistently — we handle occupancy, guests and maintenance on your behalf.

We shortlist and visit properties with you; you sign a preliminary agreement (promesa de compraventa) with a deposit; a title study confirms clear ownership via the Certificado de Tradición y Libertad; your funds are channelled and your investment registered; the public deed (escritura pública) is signed before a notary; and the deed is registered, making you the legal owner. A straightforward resale typically takes 4 to 8 weeks. We coordinate every step.

Beyond the purchase price, plan for the registration tax (impuesto de registro), notary fees and legal fees — together usually 1.6% to 2.5% of the property value. As an owner you pay the annual municipal property tax (impuesto predial), and a future sale may be subject to capital-gains tax. We provide a clear, itemised estimate for each property up front.

Yes. Our concierge and management services cover rentals, maintenance, staffing and guest services, so your property is looked after whether you use it part of the year or rent it out.

Cali offers a warm climate, a rich cultural and gastronomy scene, and relative value compared with Colombia's larger cities. As the gateway to the Pacific southwest with steady events and visitor demand, the city supports solid long-term prospects for well-located homes in its most established districts.