
Invest in real estate in Asunción and its region with high dollar-denominated returns, low taxation and international asset protection.
The Paraguayan real estate market is experiencing strong expansion. Asunción, the capital, has undergone significant urban transformation in recent years, with new high-end developments, malls, restaurants and modern infrastructure.
For Brazilians, investing in real estate in Paraguay is a unique opportunity to dollarize assets at affordable prices, obtaining higher returns than in Brazil while diversifying geographic risk.
"While rental yields in Brazil hover around 4-5% per year, in Paraguay you can earn 8-10% per year in dollars, with higher-quality properties and lower acquisition costs."
Why Paraguay is attractive to real estate investors
Properties priced significantly lower than in Brazil, allowing entry into the international real estate market with a smaller investment.
An expanding market with average appreciation of 8-12% per year in Asunción's prime areas.
Rental yields of 6-10% per year in dollars, well above the Brazilian average.
Wealth held outside Brazil, protected from local economic and political instability.
A first foothold abroad, reducing exposure to a single country.
Purchase with just a passport, no residency required. A fast, streamlined process.
Why having income and wealth in a strong currency is essential
With assets in dollars, you're protected from the real's devaluations. Over the last 20 years, the real has lost more than 80% of its value against the dollar.
Rent received in dollars or guaraní (pegged to the dollar) guarantees stable international purchasing power, regardless of what happens in Brazil.
Real estate is a real asset that preserves value over time. Combined with a strong currency, it offers double asset protection.
Assets abroad make international estate planning easier, with the possibility of more efficient structures.
Full transparency about investment costs
Unlike Brazil (2-4% transfer tax), Paraguay does not charge tax on property purchases.
Annual tax on the property's assessed value, much lower than Brazilian property tax.
A flat rate on rental income, without progressive brackets like in Brazil.
Tax on profit from the sale of the property. In Brazil it can reach 22.5%.
Notary and registration costs, similar to Brazil.
Usually paid by the seller. A practice similar to Brazil.
Occupancy and rental yield rates by region
Asunción's most valued neighborhoods. Equivalent to Jardins in São Paulo. High-end, secure, with complete infrastructure.
Occupancy Rate
92-95%
Rental Yield
8-10% p.a.
Tenant profile: Executives, expats, high-income families
A fast-appreciating area near the airport. New high-end developments are emerging.
Occupancy Rate
85-90%
Rental Yield
7-9% p.a.
Tenant profile: Professionals, upper-middle-class families
Commercial district with potential for retrofits and commercial investments.
Occupancy Rate
80-85%
Rental Yield
9-12% p.a.
Tenant profile: Retail, offices, short-stay
A neighboring city with lower prices and good appreciation potential. Close to the airport.
Occupancy Rate
80-88%
Rental Yield
8-11% p.a.
Tenant profile: Middle class, entry-level investors
A streamlined process with our advisory support
We understand your goals: income, appreciation, personal use or a mix.
We present pre-selected options that match your profile and budget.
An in-person visit to the developments with our team in Asunción.
Full legal verification of the property and the seller/developer.
Signing of the contract and deed. Can be done with power of attorney.
Optionally, we handle administration, leasing and maintenance.
Yes! Foreigners can buy real estate in Paraguay with just a valid passport. There's no need for a Paraguayan ID, residency or visa. The process is simple and secure.
We recommend a visit to see the properties, but it isn't mandatory. The purchase can be made by power of attorney, with the entire process conducted remotely.
Payment can be made via international wire transfer (from Brazil or an offshore account) or in converted guaraníes. Many developers accept direct installment plans without bank financing.
Yes! The rental market in Asunción is thriving, especially for well-located properties. Demand comes from executives, expats and high-income local families.
Rent can be deposited into a Paraguayan bank account (in dollars or guaraní) and later transferred to Brazil or kept abroad.
Yes. Paraguay has strong private property protection, a stable legal system and consistent economic growth. It's one of the safest countries in the region for real estate investment.
You can find new apartments starting at US$80,000 in good locations. For premium properties in Villa Morra, prices start around US$150,000.
Bank financing for foreigners is limited. However, many developers offer direct installment plans during construction, making acquisition easier.
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