The Central Bank raised its GDP growth forecast for this year from 4.2% to 4.5%, while lowering its inflation projection to 3.3%. This new scenario combines stronger economic activity, stable interest rates, and controlled inflation, a context that continues to favor investment and real estate financing.

Housing finance continues to expand in Paraguay, reaching a new all-time high. While some of the increase measured in dollars is due to the appreciation of the guaraní against the US dollar, the growth in local currency confirms that the market maintains a strong expansion.

With an investment of USD 5.5 million, the developer delivered a 71-unit apartment building in one of the capital's historic neighborhoods. The project confirms the existence of unmet demand in established areas with a limited supply of new housing.

The decision between buying or renting a home depends less and less on a universal answer and more and more on each person's financial, family and work situation.

The firm consolidates its position in the premium segment with USD 201 million in transactions since its arrival in the country, driven by the expansion of its commercial team and a strategy focused on specialization, its own developments and territorial growth.

With established experience in Montevideo, Terra Desarrollos is launching in Paraguay with a project that combines scale, contemporary design and a comprehensive value proposition geared towards both the end user and the investor.

The eviction process establishes the legal framework for the restitution of real estate in cases of non-payment, expiration of contract or occupation without title, with defined deadlines and a specific procedure regulated by the Civil Procedure Code.

The country maintains one of the most sustained growth trajectories in Latin America, but the challenge lies in accelerating that process. In this context, the real estate sector emerges as one of the main channels for realizing that growth.

The project incorporates larger-scale residences, experience-oriented amenities, and an operation that integrates services, design, and security within an already established complex in Asunción.

The new development of the Venire line is progressing in one of the most dynamic areas of Asunción with a proposal that combines contemporary design, commercial integration and solutions geared towards short-term rental management.

With 120,000 m², integration of uses and design by Gensler, the project transforms the traditional shopping center into the first large mixed-use urban complex in the Central Department, boosting the growth of the northern metropolitan axis.

The new residential building is part of the mixed-use complex that expands Shopping Mariscal and reinforces the consolidation of a new urban center in the Mariscal neighborhood.

The initiative enables direct access to permanent residency through investment, in a context of growing international demand for settlement in Paraguay.

Although the concept is gaining relevance globally, its adoption in Paraguay remains limited, with a restricted supply and a market in the process of validation.

In a context of accelerated urban transformation, luxury residences face growing demand and an increasingly limited supply in the most consolidated areas of the city.

The price doesn't disappear: it transforms into performance, occupancy, and value over time.

The development, driven by CRESIA, introduces a format of high-rise residences with low density, large areas and a focus on privacy, in one of the most consolidated areas of Ciudad del Este.

Understanding how a project is built, and not just how it is presented, becomes key to interpreting its real value over time.

The new trade association seeks to bring together the private sector, promote greater regulatory predictability, and support the urban growth of the Ciudad del Este metropolitan area.

The opening of the new showroom reflects the evolution of the developer in the Paraguayan market, where in a few years it consolidated a portfolio of residential and mixed-use projects in the most dynamic urban corridors of Asunción.