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Image from the listing gallery in Medellín. Source: Murillo Propiedad Raíz.
Two adjoining properties in Boston with educational buildings
Medellín, Antioquia
Plot description
Two adjoining properties in Boston, Medellín, are offered for COP 7,850,000,000. The source describes functional buildings for educational and institutional use, convenient paved access and nearby public transport in an urban area. It publishes socioeconomic stratum 4 and construction year 2010. The text presents 984 m² as the total property surface, while the portal labels it built area; the exact land surface and building distribution need clarification. The advertiser proposes conversion for healthcare, services, offices, consulting rooms, training, coworking or a mixed-use project. It cites high mixed use, polygon Z3_CN4_4, Consolidation Level 4 and Macroproyecto Río Centro, with footprint ratios of up to 80% at platform level and 60% on upper levels. Height is stated as variable, with a reading of the surroundings near 8 storeys rather than an authorised height. The advertised density is 350 dwellings per hectare and approximately 34 units if the properties are legally merged, potentially combined with commerce, shops, offices or services on lower levels. The value is linked to a residual project appraisal. The licence, setbacks, road restrictions, heritage status, merger and development capacity need documentary confirmation.
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- Neighborhood or rural district
- Boston
- Municipality
- Medellín
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