Housing in bolivia

slguy says on Nov 22, 2007, 10:29:

Here's a couple links to get you started learning a little.

The first is a link to properties for sale by a bank (foreclosed properties)

https://ebank.bancomercantil.com.bo/ofertas.htm

This one is primarily lots/raw land/farmland

http://www.bolivianland.net/en/inmuebles.asp

And just for grins, here's a site with a few rentals in Santa Cruz.

http://www.inmobolivia.com/inmo/busquedasip/l/en/Tipo/Alquilerresidenc...

Feel free to ask anything, if my limted expertise can be of any help...

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BillBigD says on Nov 30, 2007, 17:57:

Is there a website for apartment rentals for Santa Cruz

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slguy says on Dec 1, 2007, 12:21:

http://www.jfestate.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=d50a426555ee845e8bbe79355d...

There's one. Bolivia is, apparently, noy quite on the cutting edge of internet marketing...but Saturdays are apparently the big days for classified ads in newspapers in SC. You could try that, too - if you have an idea about geography of SC.

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Maojaimes says on Dec 28, 2007, 07:47:

I don't have data about Bolivia, but I think maybe It is among the lowest prices These are some numbers of the most expensive cities and its neighbourhoods (Prices per sq meter in US dollars):
Buenos aires $3.160 ( La Recoleta)
Santiago de Chile $3.060 (Los Condes)
Panamá $2.815 (Avenida Balboa)
Caracas $2.625 Country club (at the east)
Bogota $2.250 ( La Cabrera)
Quito $1.315 ( Valle de Cumbaya)

Source: El Tiempo

Coldwell Banker also has it own index (HPCI) Home Price Comparison Index . This annual “apples to apples� comparison of similar middle management homes finds that an average 2,200 square foot, 4 bedroom, 2 and a half bath home in Bogota costs an average price of US$140.100, making the city as one of the cheapest real estate market in the world.
You can find a brief of this article at www.buycolombiarealty.com/Colombia-real-estate-blog.html">http://www.buycolombiarealty.com/Colombia-real-estate-blog.html

Mauricio
www.buycolombiarealty.com

The most complete guide about Colombia real estate

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kroephoek says on Jan 2, 2008, 07:58:

Recently bought some land in Bolivia, on the hillside of cochabamba, tiquipaya. For 650 m2 i payed 6500 euros. But it seemes to be very difficult to find some good information on the web.

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Balzac says on Jan 11, 2008, 21:11:

As regards foreign ownership of property in Bolivia, what laws are in place? Some countries restrict property ownership by non-citizens and some do not. In light of recent visa requirements for US citizens visiting Bolivia, has there been a similar tightening of rules regarding ownership of property, acquisition of long term visas and other restrictive measures?

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kroephoek says on Jan 18, 2008, 00:33:

You

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ronaldo says on Feb 10, 2008, 13:19:

Maojaimes...........

Your math does not add up?

By your figures of $140,100 for a 2,200 sq. ft. house in Bogota works out to be $63.68 sq. ft
or $672.47 a sq. meter not $2,250 as indicated. Correct????????????

Ronaldo

Ronaldo

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ronaldo says on Feb 10, 2008, 13:31:

Maojaimes........................

Also,I just toured housing market in US sunbelt.......brand new 2,100 single story with attached two car garage, 5 stainless steel appliances, completely fenced with concrete block stuccoed, all concrete driveways, sidewalks and patio finished and completely landscaped with concrete tile roof, in beautiful clean sub-division with parks, playground equipment and artifical lakes with fountains, and all schools finished, was just $160,000 US$. AND thats just $76.95 sq. ft or $ 804 US$ a sq. meter. Pretty good I'd say.

BUT, don't get me wrong I would not trade my beautiful Colombia for anything.

I am just a sticker for accuracy.

Ronaldo

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