Asunción — USD 200.000
Updated
For the buyer after a low ticket and low taxation, willing to obtain residency in order to operate.
Total cash
What it buys
Net yield (USD)
Gross yield (USD)
Exit / repatriation friction
3 scores
medio
Return
alto
Risk (safety)
media-alta
Friction
Buy → rent → exit
| Buy (what USD 200k gets you) | 111m2B[1]~1794 USD/m² (vivo) |
| Gross rent | 5% brutoB[1] |
| Net rent | 3.3% netoB[2]official source; your net figure depends on your own situation (see tax disclaimer) |
FAQ
What does USD 200,000 buy in Asunción?
About 111 m² at ~1794 USD/m² (offer price, grade B).
How much tax applies?
Around 7.5% on rent and 4.5% on the sale, under a territorial tax system. Purchase costs are low (~1.7-2.5%), with no national transfer tax.
Can a non-resident buy without residency?
They can buy, but local banks usually require residency to operate accounts, and there are restrictions in the border zone (Law 2532/2005). In practice, many investors obtain residency to simplify operations.
How is capital handled on exit?
Paraguay has no exchange controls and allows capital remittance; the real friction is banking (non-resident access) and deeds in guaraníes, rather than a formal FX barrier.
Sources
- [1] Price per m² (asking) — Asunción portal (ICHS Table 5) · 2026-07-18 B
- [2] Tax framework across the cycle (rent / holding / sale) — tax authority (Table 4) · 2026-07-12 A
- [3] Transparency International — Corruption Perceptions Index (country layer) · 2026-07-12 A
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