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Where to live in Medellín without a car
To live in Medellín without a car, the most affordable neighborhoods in today's listings are Antonio Narino (COP 950,000), Enciso (COP 1,230,000), Belen Las Mercedes (COP 1,290,000). 41 neighborhoods meet the criterion: neighborhoods within 800 m of a mass-transit station, ranked by median rent. 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
- Antonio Narino: COP 950,000 (median rent)
- Enciso: COP 1,230,000 (median rent)
- Belen Las Mercedes: COP 1,290,000 (median rent)
- Aranjuez: COP 1,350,000 (median rent)
- El Salvador: COP 1,400,000 (median rent)
- San Javier: COP 1,400,000 (median rent)
- Manrique Central: COP 1,600,000 (median rent)
- El Chagualo: COP 1,700,000 (median rent)
- Buenos Aires: COP 1,730,000 (median rent)
- Pajarito: COP 1,750,000 (median rent)
- Bombona No 1: COP 1,800,000 (median rent)
- Villa Nueva: COP 1,800,000 (median rent)
- Boston: COP 1,850,000 (median rent)
- Prado: COP 1,930,000 (median rent)
- Prado Centro: COP 1,940,000 (median rent)
Straight-line distances from the neighborhood center. Places: © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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Where to live in Medellín without a car?
To live in Medellín without a car, the most affordable neighborhoods in today's listings are Antonio Narino (COP 950,000), Enciso (COP 1,230,000), Belen Las Mercedes (COP 1,290,000). 41 neighborhoods meet the criterion: neighborhoods within 800 m of a mass-transit station, ranked by median rent. We don't measure safety: visit before you sign.
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