Latest news from Caracas.
A sweeping municipal proposal to reclassify residential plots along Avenida Páez would open the door to towers, mixed-use blocks and a property market few in the suburb are prepared for.
A completed highway extension and a clutch of new transit stations are rewriting the property map along Caracas's southwestern growth edge.
The latest auction numbers reveal a market cooling at the margins, but prime corridors in El Rosal and Altamira are telling a very different story.
Property prices along the Hoyo de la Puerta axis have jumped 34 percent in eighteen months as buyers bank on a new transit spine connecting the capital's southwestern fringe to Libertador in under 22 minutes.
As the city's real estate market continues to evolve, buyers and sellers are navigating a changing landscape of property values
The long-debated Avenida Libertador redevelopment will add 2,300 apartments and new retail space to the city’s urban core.
Transport upgrades and fresh retail investment drive a surge in demand and prices in El Hatillo, rapidly transforming the southern outskirts of Caracas.
As renter vs buyer affordability gap widens, Caracas residents turn to alternative ownership methods
With rental supply tightening across Petare, Chacao and Las Mercedes, tenants facing lease renewals are caught between landlords demanding dollar premiums and a purchase market still out of reach for most.
A wave of purpose-built rental complexes is reshaping the affordability debate for caraqueños caught between sky-high purchase prices and a historically patchy rental market.
A stretch of eastern Caracas once written off as stagnant is now pulling in architects, tech workers and small-business owners willing to bet on bricks-and-mortar in a volatile economy.
A 22-storey luxury complex breaks ground in La Castellana, promising new supply but also raising pressing questions for buyers and renters alike.
A draft municipal decree would strip single-family zoning from nearly 40 blocks of El Paraíso, opening the western suburb to towers of up to 18 storeys — and splitting the neighbourhood in two.
Empty-nesters and retirees are quietly reshaping two of the capital's most sought-after suburbs, trading large homes in Altamira for smaller, smarter apartments — and driving prices up in the process.
As renters in Caracas struggle to find affordable housing, a closer look at regional markets reveals surprising advantages over the capital city
New zoning amendments approved by the Consejo Municipal del Libertador will allow mid-rise construction in four historically low-density parishes, forcing developers and residents to reckon with a fundamentally different city skyline.
A fresh round of infrastructure investment is propelling Macaracuay to the top of property buyers’ hotlists, as new amenities and transport links transform the eastern neighbourhood.
A closer look at the affordability of renting versus buying in Venezuela's capital city and its surrounding regions reveals a striking disparity
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