Más compradores, menos ladrillos: así está el mercado de vivienda en 2025

TL;DR

In January-September 2025, new housing sales in Colombia grew by 12% to 128,543 units, and launches increased by 13.8% to 99,807 units.
Construction starts decreased by 28.6% to 78,679 units compared to the same period in 2024.
Non-social housing (No VIS) showed strong performance with 18.7% sales growth and 22.1% launch increase.
Social housing (VIS without VIP) saw sales up 13.8% and launches up 23.5%, but construction starts fell 33.6%.
Prioritary Social Housing (VIP) experienced a 32.3% decrease in launches and an 11.8% drop in sales.
Housing relinquishments increased by 4.1% nationwide, with VIP housing showing the largest rise at 47.1%.
Bogotá, Antioquia, and Atlántico accounted for 88% of the national sales growth.
Factors affecting the market include delayed effects of subsidy suspension, high financing costs, and credit restrictions.
Local housing programs in Bogotá, Medellín, and Barranquilla have helped boost demand and commercialization.
Camacol emphasizes the need for stability in demand support instruments, financing mechanisms, and integrated national and local strategies for market sustainability.

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