Asunción apartments from $62,900, paid in USD, bought with nothing but your passport — in the region's fastest-growing economy, taxed at a flat 10%. Guaravia curates the projects worth your attention and connects you directly to the developer.
Sixty-plus towers are rising over Asunción at the same time. Only 12.7% of its residents live in apartments today. The repricing has barely begun.
Asunción's development sector grew 38.4% in 2024, with over $750M deployed across urban projects — and Paraguay's economy grew 6.6% in 2025, the fastest pace in the region.
Comparable apartments trade at $3,000–5,000/m² in Buenos Aires and Santiago. In Asunción's best districts you pay $900–1,800/m² — for newer buildings with better amenities.
Pre-construction purchases typically require 10–30% down with the balance in instalments during construction — direct developer financing, no local bank required.
Sources: World Bank (2025 GDP), Paraguayan market reports 2024–2026. Figures are market-level indicators, not a promise of individual returns.
Hand-picked from 60+ active developments. We list the developers with track record, the districts with rental demand, and the entry prices that make the math work.
Browse the curated list, request the full dossier — floor plans, pricing tables, payment schedules and district rental data — for any project that fits your budget.
A 20-minute video call, in English, Spanish or Dutch. We walk you through the numbers, the developer's track record and the honest risks — then connect you directly to the developer's sales team.
Foreigners can own property in Paraguay outright — no residency, no local company required. Typical structure: 10–30% down, balance in instalments during construction. Independent legal review recommended, always.
Yes. Non-residents can acquire property in Paraguay with a valid passport and documentation of the origin of funds. No residency, citizenship or local company is required.
Market-level gross rental yields in Asunción's investor districts run 7–12% annually in USD for traditional rentals, and higher for well-run temporary rentals. Individual results depend on the project, the district and management — we show you district-level data before you commit, and we never guarantee returns.
Paraguay runs the lowest tax burden in Latin America: a flat 10% regime across income, corporate and VAT. Rental income is taxed lightly, and the guaraní was one of the region's strongest currencies in 2025. Get independent tax advice for your home-country obligations.
Usually not. Most pre-construction projects are financed directly by the developer: 10–30% down, with the balance paid in instalments during construction. Local mortgages exist (8–12% rates) but most international buyers use developer financing or cash.
Nothing. Guaravia is free for buyers. We are compensated by developers when an introduction leads to a sale — and we tell you exactly which projects we have agreements with. Our curation is our reputation.
The honest list: construction delays, developer default on pre-construction projects, currency movements, and a young rental market with limited historical data. We mitigate by only listing developers with delivered track records, and we always recommend an independent local lawyer (escribano) before you sign anything.
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