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April 11, 2017
Itagüí is a municipality where traditional housing merges with industrial and commercial development, making it one of the areas with the highest territorial competitiveness. Its location in the southern part of the Aburrá Valley positions it as a strategic reference point. The early arrival of industrial activity, followed by commercial growth, shaped the municipality’s development and led to a rapid saturation of its urban territory.
As industrial growth increased the population, the need to meet community demands gave rise to commerce. This transformation consolidated Itagüí as the industrial municipality of the Aburrá Valley and a strong employment alternative with residential areas suitable for living.
Today, there is a wide range of rental options, as the supply of properties continues to grow and neighborhoods are becoming increasingly attractive. There is diversity not only in prices but also in proximity to essential services for daily living. Itagüí is generally classified as a middle-income municipality in both residential and commercial sectors, with strong educational and cultural development, making it one of the most desirable municipalities to live in. It borders Medellín, Envigado, Sabaneta, and La Estrella.
When choosing a place to live, the main decision factors usually include comfort, access to public services, proximity to commercial areas, closeness to the workplace, access to schools, and an affordable rental price. Itagüí meets most of these criteria, as many residents work nearby due to its industrial nature, enjoy a strong supply of schools, benefit from good road infrastructure, and find rental prices among the most affordable considering the guarantees it offers. As locals say, “Everything in one place.”
Residents enjoy the convenience of having all essential services close to their homes. Industry and commerce are the municipality’s economic backbone, providing strong income sources. For example, the Central Wholesale Market (Central Mayorista) is strategically located to ensure public access for shopping and bill payments.
Itagüí has a generally pleasant climate, and its people are friendly and welcoming. According to a 2015 report by Colombia’s National Planning Department (DNP), which evaluated regional economic, security, urban, environmental, and institutional indicators, Itagüí ranks among the best places to live in the country.
The municipality has made significant progress in public safety policies, economic development, educational infrastructure, and homicide rate reduction, which has encouraged greater investment in the region.
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Residential properties in the urban area have an average rental price ranging from COP $900,000 to $1,200,000, with sizes between 55 and 70 square meters. Ongoing vertical construction reflects the municipality’s commitment to sustainable development.
Most new developments are concentrated in the area known as Viviendas del Sur, which is highly attractive due to its proximity to commercial zones, access to major roads, average rental prices, efficient public transportation, and a strong perception of safety.
CULTURE
Itagüí offers constant cultural activities that welcome both residents and visitors.
Key Events
TOURIST, ENTERTAINMENT, AND LANDMARK AREAS IN ITAGÜÍ Main Points of Interest
MAIN RESIDENTIAL COMPLEXES
These residential complexes define most of the urbanized area of Itagüí, particularly Viviendas del Sur, and are among the most sought-after due to their architecture, location, and tranquility.
SHOPPING CENTERS AND MALLS
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
SUPERMARKETS AND CHAIN STORES
HOSPITALS
MAIN CHURCHES
HOTELS
Urbanized Zone Viviendas del Sur
Independent Housing Areas
Independent housing areas are closer to Guayabal Avenue, with multiple public transportation routes and quick access to commercial zones. Rental prices range between COP $700,000 and $1,000,000.
DEVELOPMENT IN ITAGÜÍ
To improve residents’ well-being, new access roads have been built and expanded in the central zone, San José, and San Gabriel neighborhoods. Projects include the expansion of the San Gabriel roundabout, Carrera 48, Diagonal 39, the dual carriageway, and the development of cycling paths connecting Artist Park, Doña María Metroplús Station, Itagüí Main Park, IDEAS University, and the Itagüí Metro Station.
COMMUNITY PARKS AND FAMILY SPACES
In partnership with the Metropolitan Area, the Itagüí Mayor’s Office is building and renovating parks in Santa María and La Esmeralda neighborhoods. These parks include green areas, playgrounds, and outdoor gyms, providing dignified public spaces for family enjoyment.
Itagüí is one of the most industrialized municipalities in Colombia and serves as a commercial epicenter supplying much of Medellín and the metropolitan area. Its economy includes textile manufacturing, beverages, food production, and more. The municipality is also home to the National Fashion and Apparel Center, offering a wide range of clothing, footwear, technology, banking services, and significant employment and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Advantages of Doing Business in Itagüí
With three industrial districts, Itagüí offers excellent opportunities for businesses, featuring a wide variety of properties suitable for all types of commerce. Its strong positioning in consumers’ minds makes it highly attractive for national and international brands, with available spaces ranging from retail stores to warehouses and offices.
Itagüí hosts small and medium-sized businesses that benefit from the municipality’s economic strength. According to municipal economic reports, export-oriented companies in Itagüí account for 42% of all exporting companies in southern Aburrá Valley, making it the municipality with the highest number of such enterprises in the region.
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