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Experienced Property Team

Professionals with a proven track record across the real-estate value chain—design, construction, development, and end-to-end asset management.

02.

Nationwide coverage

Strategic network of partners in every region, providing local knowledge, up-to-date data, and efficient execution throughout Chile.

03.

Regulatory Experts

Specialists in legislation who streamline procedures, shorten timelines, and minimize legal risk to accelerate project kick-off and returns.

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Artificial Intelligence

We use Artificial Intelligence to scan market trends, values, and projections in real time, identifying profitable niches and supporting decision-making with highly accurate predictive data.

Experienced team

Why Invest in Chile?

• A2 credit rating (Moody’s) with a stable outlook.

• Rule of law, clear regulations, and institutional transparency.

Internationally Recognized Institutional Strength

Macroeconomic and Fiscal Stability

• Prudent fiscal policy (structural balance rule).

• Low public debt levels and the presence of sovereign wealth funds.

• Independent Central Bank that controls inflation within target ranges.

Stable Projected Economic Growth

• GDP projections: 2.6% (2024) and ~2.5% annually through 2025.

• Medium-term stability with post-pandemic recovery and focus on productivity.

High Level of Urbanization

• 88% of the population lives in cities, and the trend continues to rise.

• Strong concentration of housing demand in urban areas.

Chile holds an A2 credit rating with a stable outlook, issued by Moody’s, one of the world’s leading rating agencies. This places the country firmly within the Investment Grade category, signaling high financial solvency and low default risk. The stable outlook reinforces Chile’s status as a reliable and predictable destination for international investors.

Structural Housing Deficit

Diversified and Evolving Real Estate Market

Investment-Friendly Environment

Internal and External Migration Driving Demand

• Migration from Santiago to regions (La Serena, Valdivia, Puerto Varas).

• 1.46 million foreign migrants (7.5% of the population), high pressure on urban rental markets.

• Over 650,000 housing units missing; projected need of 2 million by 2035.

• Solid demand guarantee for new construction.

• Boom in rentals and multifamily properties.

• Emerging niches: sustainable housing, senior living, vacation rentals, co-living.

• Active participation of the private sector in housing construction and rental.

• Public-private partnership opportunities to close housing gaps.