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.

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.

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.

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

Indicators of activity, credit, inflation and monetary policy create a framework of growth and greater predictability for the Paraguayan real estate sector.

The regulatory, technical and operational keys to the implementation of the RUN, the new Unique Cadastral Registry Identification Code and its impact on the legal security of the real estate market.

How an urban positioning strategy managed to transform the perception of Asunción and redefine the country's corporate map.