RentabilidadAntioquia property, with estimated yield

Medellín and the Aburrá Valley

Investment country houses

Country houses with gross yield estimated from comparable rentals. Many are let seasonally, so the long-let estimate is a floor, not a ceiling.

Summary

Country houses for sale and rent in Medellín and the Aburrá Valley mostly in Medellín, Rionegro and El Retiro. Price per m² built runs from COP 5,000,000 to COP 8,750,000, median COP 6,627,907. Data updated 10 Sep 2026.

Values in COP. USD approximate at TRM $3,099.48 · 10 Sep 2026

Filters

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $22,000 million≈ $7,097,965

COP 22,044,088/m²

Pontezuela, Rionegro

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
1.6%Gross annual
28,513,858Est. rent/mo
28,571Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $17,500 million≈ $5,646,108

COP 12,653,651/m²

Alto de las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
4.9%Gross annual
72,030,789Est. rent/mo
52,083Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $16,500 million≈ $5,323,474

COP 20,833,333/m²

Carrizales, El Retiro

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Jul 22, 2026
2.3%Gross annual
31,680,000Est. rent/mo
40,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $15,500 million≈ $5,000,839

COP 32,978,723/m²

La Doctora, Sabaneta

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
1.2%Gross annual
15,666,510Est. rent/mo
33,333Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $14,000 million≈ $4,516,887

COP 17,500,000/m²

Las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
2.6%Gross annual
29,982,400Est. rent/mo
37,478Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $13,000 million≈ $4,194,252

COP 12,884,044/m²

Las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
4.7%Gross annual
50,450,000Est. rent/mo
50,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $12,500 million≈ $4,032,935

COP 8,333,333/m²

Alto de las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
7.5%Gross annual
78,124,500Est. rent/mo
52,083Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $12,000 million≈ $3,871,617

COP 15,957,447/m²

Los Balsos Nº 1, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
2.8%Gross annual
28,183,456Est. rent/mo
37,478Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $11,200 million≈ $3,613,509

COP 17,749,604/m²

Fizebad, El Retiro

Gross yield · estimate · high confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
2.1%Gross annual
19,743,990Est. rent/mo
31,290Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $11,084 million≈ $3,576,084

COP 12,566,893/m²

Los Balsos Nº 1, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
2.4%Gross annual
22,050,000Est. rent/mo
25,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $11,000 million≈ $3,548,982

COP 6,666,667/m²

Quirama, El Carmen de Viboral

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
5.4%Gross annual
49,500,000Est. rent/mo
30,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $9,800 million≈ $3,161,821

COP 3,733,333/m²

Belen Fatima, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
10.7%Gross annual
87,499,125Est. rent/mo
33,333Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $9,800 million≈ $3,161,821

COP 5,444,444/m²

San Antonio de Pereira, Rionegro

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Jul 22, 2026
1.0%Gross annual
8,424,000Est. rent/mo
4,680Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $9,800 million≈ $3,161,821

COP 8,521,739/m²

Las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
7.0%Gross annual
57,500,000Est. rent/mo
50,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $9,500 million≈ $3,065,030

COP 13,970,588/m²

Las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
4.0%Gross annual
31,277,280Est. rent/mo
45,996Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $9,348 million≈ $3,016,087

COP 5,675,957/m²

Los Balsos Nº 1, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
5.3%Gross annual
41,175,000Est. rent/mo
25,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $9,300 million≈ $3,000,503

COP 36,046,512/m²

Las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
1.6%Gross annual
12,403,608Est. rent/mo
48,076Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,900 million≈ $2,871,449

COP 11,366,539/m²

El Chocho, Envigado

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
4.1%Gross annual
30,449,304Est. rent/mo
38,888Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,800 million≈ $2,839,186

COP 10,602,410/m²

Alto de las Palmas, Envigado

Gross yield · estimate · high confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
3.8%Gross annual
28,220,000Est. rent/mo
34,000Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,790 million≈ $2,835,960

COP 11,490,196/m²

Las Palmas, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
3.9%Gross annual
28,670,670Est. rent/mo
37,478Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,500 million≈ $2,742,395

COP 10,625,000/m²

Llanogrande, Rionegro

Gross yield · estimate · high confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
4.7%Gross annual
32,989,600Est. rent/mo
41,237Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,500 million≈ $2,742,395

COP 7,083,333/m²

Sector Fizebad, El Retiro

Gross yield · estimate · high confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
10.0%Gross annual
70,587,600Est. rent/mo
58,823Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,000 million≈ $2,581,078

COP 10,389,610/m²

Pantalio, El Retiro

Gross yield · estimate · high confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
3.3%Gross annual
21,816,410Est. rent/mo
28,333Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

COP $8,000 million≈ $2,581,078

COP 4,324,324/m²

Prado, Medellín

Gross yield · estimate · medium confidence · comparables Aug 20, 2026
14.7%Gross annual
97,785,450Est. rent/mo
52,857Est. rent/m²

Updated 10 Sep 2026

Frequently asked questions

Is short-term letting better?

Often yes, in tourist areas. Our estimate uses long-term rent, which is the most comparable; a seasonal operation can yield more, and also brings more management and more vacancy.

Where does the yield come from?

From comparable rentals: we take observed rents in the same municipality and property type, with similar area, and compute the median rent per built m². We multiply it by the property’s area and divide by the asking price. It is an estimate, not a recorded rent, and every property shows the estimate confidence and the comparables date.

Why do some properties show no yield?

Because we do not have enough recent comparable rentals for their area and size to give a figure we would defend. We would rather show no number than a weak one.

Is the yield gross or net?

Gross: estimated annual rent over asking price. It does not deduct administración, property tax, insurance, vacancy or management. Your net will be lower, and depends on the property.

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