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Living in Montevideo, Bogotá: rent and what to expect
It depends on what you're after; here is what today's listings say: renting in Montevideo costs a median of COP 1,930,000 a month, 31% below the Bogotá median. Most listings are two-bedroom apartments of about 42 m² in estrato 4; 62% are in a gated complex and 4% say pets are allowed. We don't measure safety or vibe: visit at different times of day.
Data as of October 15, 2026, from live listings on Colombian property portals and agencies. Prices in Colombian pesos.
Rent in Montevideo
The typical range is COP 1,760,000 to COP 2,540,000 a month, plus a building fee (administración) of about COP 206,000. One bedroom: COP 1,900,000. Two bedrooms: COP 1,830,000. Three or more: COP 3,500,000. Studio: COP 1,800,000.
What's nearby
- Universities: Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Campus Santa Rosa (2.3 km).
- Malls: Centro Comercial Salitre Plaza (1.0 km), Centro Comercial Multiplaza (1.1 km), Plaza Claro (1.2 km), Centro Comercial El Edén (1.3 km).
- Healthcare: Clínica Colombia (1.2 km), Clínica Nuestra Señora de la Paz (1.5 km), Hospital Universiario Nacional (2.4 km), Clínica del Niño (2.4 km).
Straight-line distances from the neighborhood center. Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
FAQ
Is it good to live in Montevideo, Bogotá?
It depends on what you're after; here is what today's listings say: renting in Montevideo costs a median of COP 1,930,000 a month, 31% below the Bogotá median. Most listings are two-bedroom apartments of about 42 m² in estrato 4; 62% are in a gated complex and 4% say pets are allowed. We don't measure safety or vibe: visit at different times of day.
How much is rent in Montevideo?
The median rent in Montevideo is COP 1,930,000 a month across 98 live listings on October 15, 2026; one bedroom COP 1,900,000, two bedrooms COP 1,830,000, a studio COP 1,800,000.