Arriendo se consolida como la principal forma de vivienda en Colombia, casi la mitad de los colombianos viven así

TL;DR

Renting is the primary housing option for 40% of Colombian households, a trend sustained since 2022.
Economic factors, including high interest rates and difficulty accessing mortgages, limit homeownership.
Reduced availability of new social housing has pushed demand towards rentals.
Lifestyle changes, such as increased mobility and remote work, favor flexible rental arrangements.
The profile of renters has shifted, with a focus on individuals aged 25-45 from middle-income strata.
Digital processes for tenant verification (estudio de arrendamiento) are becoming standard.
Demand is high for apartments between 50-100 sqm, especially new units with spaces for remote work and amenities.
The majority of renters (91.7%) live in urban areas, with satellite municipalities gaining popularity.
Apartments, particularly studio apartments, are seeing increased demand, especially from students and young professionals.
Newer properties (0-5 years old) are preferred due to their association with mobility and flexibility.

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