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Castropol 7.3M8.3M COP/m²
Provenza 7.6M8.6M COP/m²
El Tesoro 7.5M8.5M COP/m²
Los Balsos 7.5M8.5M COP/m²
Altos del Poblado 9.2M10.3M COP/m²
Ciudad del Río 9.1M10.3M COP/m²
San Lucas 6.9M7.8M COP/m²
Envigado 6.9M7.8M COP/m²
Santa María de los Ángeles 6.8M7.7M COP/m²
Laureles 6.1M6.9M COP/m²
Las Lomas 7.8M8.7M COP/m²
Lalinde 7.8M8.8M COP/m²
Patio Bonito 6.6M7.4M COP/m²
El Diamante 11.1M12.5M COP/m²
Astorga 7.2M8.2M COP/m²
Alejandría 7.0M7.9M COP/m²
El Castillo 7.9M8.9M COP/m²
La Aguacatala 6.8M7.6M COP/m²
Manila 8.3M9.3M COP/m²
Los Naranjos 7.6M8.5M COP/m²
La Frontera 5.6M6.3M COP/m²
La Concha 7.4M8.3M COP/m²
Milla de Oro 8.2M9.3M COP/m²
Las Palmas 9.3M10.5M COP/m²
Florida Nueva 5.4M6.1M COP/m²
Bolivariana 6.3M7.1M COP/m²
El Poblado 7.8M8.8M COP/m²
FM·LIST/6184-PATIO-BONITO-242M2 All listingsID #755da0b4Curated July 8, 2026Active
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OPEN PATIO BONITO · 242m² · 3 BR · 3 BA

A 242m² Patio Bonito three-bedroom with three parking spaces at 4.55M COP per m² — Milla de Oro scale without the Milla de Oro ask.

PRICE GAP / M² VS PATIO BONITO TYPICAL RANGE

31-39%

BELOW THE MARKET RANGE

4.55M vs 6.58M–7.42M COP/m²

Patio Bonito photo 1IMG 01 / 23

TOTAL AREA

242 m²

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

3

// KEY FACTS

ASKING PRICE (COP)
COP 1.100.000.000
ASKING PRICE (USD)
USD 351,606Est. at today’s rate
PRICE PER M²
4.55M COP/m²
VS PATIO BONITO TYPICAL RANGE
31-39% below the market range
BED / BATH
3 / 3
ESTRATO
HOA MONTHLY
PROPERTY TYPE
Apartamento
YEAR BUILT
Unknown
CURATED
July 8, 2026
SOURCE
Finca Raíz
Indexed·n=105·Jun 2026

// How we got this number

Source
Our own indexed asking prices · Finca Raíz, Metrocuadrado, Ciencuadras
Sample
105 active listings in this zone
Adjustment
Asking-to-close assumption: −8% · See methodology
Updated
June 2026

Adjusted asking-comp estimate. Not an appraisal.

◆ PRIMARY STRATEGY · FLIP

Editorial scores

Editorial judgments, 1 to 10, set by the curator. Not algorithmic. See methodology →

FLIP · RENOVATE + RESELL
7/ 10

The raw spread works: 4.55M/m² entry against same-size Patio Bonito asks at 5.86M and 8.72M per m², with three parking spaces — a genuine rarity that renovated buyers pay for. It holds at a 7 because the ticket is the risk: a 1.1B entry plus up to 170M of renovation needs a 1.5B-plus exit, and buyers at that level in Patio Bonito compare against Milla de Oro towers with amenities this stock cannot add. First-floor position costs some exit premium unless a private patio compensates.

BNB · SHORT/MEDIUM RENTALSHORT-TERM RENTAL: UNCLEAR
4/ 10

242m² is the wrong tool for furnished MTR twice over: the tenant pool concentrates in 1BR/2BR, and the m² you pay to furnish and cool never earns back proportionally. Measured Patio Bonito 3BR rents of 6.6M to 9.7M monthly put post-tax yield at 3.2% to 5.5% on the ask — the weakest income case of this batch. The three parking spaces and executive scale suit a corporate family lease, which is steadier but prices below the furnished model. Income is a footnote here.

HOME · OWNER-OCCUPIER
8/ 10

For sheer living space per peso this is the batch leader: 242m², three parking spaces, walking distance to the Milla de Oro corridor's offices, clinics and the Tesoro-bound uphill amenities. First floor means no elevator dependency and easy grocery runs. It loses points because Patio Bonito's immediate blocks are more corridor than neighborhood — you walk to the amenity, you do not live inside it — and because the interior almost certainly needs the renovation the price implies.

◆ TWO WAYS TO READ THIS

AS AN INVESTMENT

A scale arbitrage: 242m² and three parking spaces at a price per m² that renovated 128m² Laureles stock exceeds. The exit thesis is the executive family or downsizing-from-a-house buyer who needs exactly this much apartment near the Milla de Oro corridor and finds almost nothing built for them. The risks are concentration risks — one big ticket, one narrow buyer profile, one renovation that scales with the area. Underwrite the conservative 5.86M/m² comp as the exit and treat the 8.72M comp as upside, not base case.

AS A HOME

The most apartment per peso in this batch by a wide margin. Three parking spaces solves the two-car-family problem that kills most Poblado options. First floor: verify whether a private patio comes with it, and check street noise at rush hour on the corridor side. Admin at 850K on 242m² is proportionate. Budget the interior work; the bones and the parking are what you are buying.

◆ THE FULL MATH

The math behind the strategy.

Every number is a range. Inputs documented in methodology.

TOTAL CASH IN
$400,511
MONTHLY RENT
$2,110 – $3,101
OCCUPANCY
75% – 88%
ANNUAL GROSS
$18,987 – $32,731
NET PRE-TAX
$8,630 – $18,220
NET POST-TAX
$6,904 – $14,576
YIELD (CAP RATE)
1.7% – 3.6%
3-YEAR RETURN (IRR)
−21% to −2%

◆ RED FLAGS

What could go wrong.

Curator-flagged failure modes for this specific listing.

  • Big ticket, narrow exit.

    1.1B entry plus renovation needs the executive-family buyer, a thin pool that shops slowly and compares against Milla de Oro towers.

  • Income does not carry it.

    3.2% to 5.5% post-tax at honest occupancy is the weakest income case of this batch. Do not underwrite on rent.

  • First floor cuts both ways.

    No elevator dependency, but exit buyers pay for height and light unless a private patio compensates. Verify the patio.

  • Renovation scales with 242m².

    The same per-m² refresh that costs 100M at 130m² costs 170M+ here. Quote before offering.

Zone appreciation, historical rangeFREE

What La Lonja recorded for your zone. Not a forecast for this listing.

Lonja zoneZona 5 · Poblado / Envigado / Sabaneta
Historical
7.5%/yr
Projected valueAt year 5
1.58B COP

La Lonja’s 265 Edition reported Zona 5 (Poblado, Envigado, Sabaneta) apartment valorization at 7.82% in 2024. The 2025 land study (published April 2026) recorded 7.5% real for Envigado municipality, consistent with a sustained mid-single-digit-to-high pace.

Lonja groups Poblado, Envigado, and Sabaneta as Zona 5 (sub-market variance is real). Figures are nominal COP; real appreciation in high-inflation years (~13% in 2022, ~5% in 2024) is lower.

Appreciation figures: La Lonja de Propiedad Raíz de Medellín y Antioquia (2024 zone-level apartment index, 2025 land study). Context from Camacol Antioquia (trade group) and DANE / Banco de la República. We show the range. We do not predict which one happens.

90M170MCOP

Roughly $29K – $54K USD at today’s rate.

most likely ▾
COSMETICFULL GUT

3.2%5.5%

Range assumes professional management at 22% plus sales tax (IVA), 20% withholding tax, 7.5% exit yield, and renovated condition.

most likely ▾
LOWHIGH

Lower bound reflects conservative occupancy (75%) and lower-tier finish. Upper bound assumes strong occupancy (88%+) and premium finish targeting professional medium-term rental tenants. Estimates, not guarantees.

◆ COMPARABLES

2 references · COP/m² indexed to listing’s 4.55M

Patio Bonito asks (partially renovated and premium tiers)

Comparable property photo: Patio Bonito · 239 m² · 4 BR · 3 baths
239M² · 4BR · PATIO BONITOPARTIAL
5.86M/m²▴ +29%

Near-size (239m²) Patio Bonito 4BR at 5.86M/m² — the conservative exit tier.

VIEW ORIGINAL ↗
Comparable property photo: Patio Bonito · 250 m² · 3 BR · 5 baths
250M² · 3BR · PATIO BONITOPARTIAL
8.72M/m²▴ +92%

Same-size (250m²) upper-tier 3BR at 8.72M/m² — the ceiling case, Los Parra side of the zone.

VIEW ORIGINAL ↗

◆ CONDITION NOTES

First floor, 242m², three parking spaces, admin of 850K monthly, asking 35% below the Patio Bonito band. The listing text is boilerplate and says nothing about finishes; at this size and discount the working assumption is dated interiors across a lot of square meters — which cuts both ways, because renovation cost scales with area but so does the exit. First-floor units in this stock sometimes come with private patios that listings forget to mention; verify, because it changes the family-buyer math.

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