Santiago — USD 200.000

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For the buyer after a solid institutional framework who cares about neither yield nor the local currency. A very specific profile.

Total cash

USD 200.000A[1]

What it buys

76m2B[1]at ~2643 USD/m² (live ICHS, auto-refreshed)

Net yield (USD)

1.5%B[2]official source; your net figure depends on your own situation (see tax disclaimer)

Gross yield (USD)

3.5%B[1]

Exit / repatriation friction

grade BmediaB[2]

3 scores

bajo

Return

medio

Risk (safety)

media

Friction

Buy → rent → exit

Buy (what USD 200k gets you)76m2B[1]~2643 USD/m² (vivo)
Gross rent3.5% brutoB[1]
Net rent1.5% netoB[2]official source; your net figure depends on your own situation (see tax disclaimer)

FAQ

What does USD 200,000 buy in Santiago?

About 76 m² at ~2643 USD/m² (offer price, grade B).

How is a non-resident's rent taxed?

With the 35% Additional Tax on income remitted abroad. Capital gains are exempt up to a threshold and taxed above it; model it with an advisor.

Can a foreigner buy in Santiago?

Yes, with no restriction in urban areas; limits apply to border zones. Transactions are in Chilean pesos, with values often expressed in UF (an inflation-indexed unit).

Can capital be repatriated?

Yes, Chile allows free capital mobility; conversion is to dollars from pesos. The real cost lies more in the local currency and the 35% tax than in exit barriers.

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Sources

  1. [1] Price per m² (asking) — Santiago portal (ICHS Table 5) · 2026-07-18 B
  2. [2] Tax framework across the cycle (rent / holding / sale) — tax authority (Table 4) · 2026-07-12 A
  3. [3] Transparency International — Corruption Perceptions Index (country layer) · 2026-07-12 A

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