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Where to live in Cartagena with a family
To live in Cartagena with a family, the most affordable neighborhoods in today's listings are Ternera (COP 1,800,000), Pie De La Popa (COP 2,700,000), Torices (COP 2,850,000). 13 neighborhoods meet the criterion: neighborhoods ranked by the median rent of 3+ bedroom apartments. We don't measure safety: visit before you sign.
From today's live listings, neighborhoods with at least 15 listings. Prices in Colombian pesos, per month.
Neighborhoods, from most to least affordable
- Ternera: COP 1,800,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Pie De La Popa: COP 2,700,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Torices: COP 2,850,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Marbella: COP 4,300,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Crespo: COP 4,550,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Serena Del Mar: COP 5,000,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Cielo Mar: COP 5,080,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Manga: COP 5,340,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- El Cabrero: COP 5,500,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Cartagena De Indias: COP 6,800,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Bocagrande: COP 7,000,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- La Boquilla: COP 7,000,000 (3+ bedrooms)
- Castillogrande: COP 10,000,000 (3+ bedrooms)
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Where to live in Cartagena with a family?
To live in Cartagena with a family, the most affordable neighborhoods in today's listings are Ternera (COP 1,800,000), Pie De La Popa (COP 2,700,000), Torices (COP 2,850,000). 13 neighborhoods meet the criterion: neighborhoods ranked by the median rent of 3+ bedroom apartments. We don't measure safety: visit before you sign.
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