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With high occupancy levels and an annual growth of 26%, the multifamily is positioned as a solid alternative in the Chilean real estate market.
High rates, empty houses, homeless families... the problem persists without a clear solution. When will the Chilean real estate industry wake up again? Are we facing a new reality that is here to stay?
The project not only seeks to facilitate access to housing, but also to reduce the high level of housing stock that currently exists in the country, and to boost investment in the real estate and construction sectors.
In 2024, 4,900 new homes were added and 21,479 real estate units were sold, reflecting the renewed dynamism of the sector.
Reforms in zoning regulations, building permits, and environmental regulations could speed up the development of new residential and commercial projects. However, other factors could offset these benefits.
Despite the difficulties in the market, both the public and private sectors are promoting measures to reactivate the industry and generate new investment opportunities.
By the end of 2024, the number of projects started in the region reached its lowest level in 15 years, reflecting the difficulties of the sector.
The need for alternative financing has driven the growth of private debt, transforming access to capital and fostering economic development and innovation in various sectors.
In a scenario of record mortgage rates and a constantly rising UF, for many Chileans, the dream of owning their own home has become increasingly complicated.
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