Vitalia – a new housing project in Paraguay

Description

🏡 Vitalia – a new housing project in Paraguay

The Vitalia project is a development focused on the construction of new single-family homes in a gated community, designed to be affordable while offering a high standard of living for families.

📍 Location

The project is located near Asunción/San Lorenzo in Paraguay – in a rapidly developing residential area.

Nearby amenities include:

• shops and supermarkets

• gas stations

• schools

• Shopping Pinedo shopping center (approx. 3 km)

• restaurants and services

This gives residents quick access to urban infrastructure.

🏠 Property type

The Vitalia project involves the construction of single-family houses in a gated community.

Each house has:

• 2 bedrooms

• one bedroom with a private bathroom (en-suite)

• a second family bathroom

• a living room with a dining area

• kitchen

• covered laundry room

• parking space

• front garden

• private garden at the back of the house

The houses also have:

• thermo-acoustic roof

• preparation for air conditioning

• installations for fans.

📐 Area and expansion possibilities

The project has been designed so that the owner can in the future:

• expand the house

• add more rooms

• enlarge the terrace or garden.

💰 Prices

Current price of the house in the project:

💰 approximately 380,000,000 guaraní

which is approximately:

💰 approx. $50,000 – $52,000

The price also includes:

• legal costs

• documentation

• administrative fees.

💳 Financing

Financing from AFD (Agencia Financiera de Desarrollo) funds is possible.

Sample installment:

💳 from approximately 2,886,956 guaraníes per month

or approximately $380 per month.

🏡 Housing estate amenities

The housing estate is gated and guarded, and residents have access to common areas:

• playground

• multi-purpose sports field

• grill / barbecue area

• walking paths

• monitoring and security

Additionally:

• water tanks

• sewage system

• waste sorting area.

📈 Investment potential

Paraguay is one of the cheapest real estate markets in South America, which is why such projects are often purchased by:

• local families

• investors for long-term rentals

• investors from Brazil and Argentina

Homes in such developments often achieve:

📊 rental yields of 6-8% per year