Miami continues to solidify its position as a top destination for real estate investment—and Chilean investors are stepping up. From turnkey rental properties to full-scale developments, more Chileans are entering this dynamic market, tailoring their strategies based on risk tolerance and long-term goals. AGD Developers, a Chilean-founded firm with a strong presence in Miami’s luxury segment, highlights three key investment paths.
Key Points:
- Buy-to-Rent:
The most common strategy, offering long-term stability and lower risk. However, it requires active management—tenant sourcing, maintenance, and renovations. Annual net return averages around 2%. - Buy, Renovate, and Flip:
Ideal for those seeking capital mobility and scalability. Requires high involvement and is sensitive to market fluctuations, but it’s accessible with less initial capital. - Ground-Up Development:
The most ambitious strategy. For long-term investors with greater resources, this model can yield over 25% returns per project, according to Matías Daroch, Managing Director of AGD. - These strategies not only offer returns but also drive urban transformation, boosting property values, enhancing services, and attracting high-net-worth residents.
- Miami’s aging housing stock, international capital inflows, and demographic shifts continue to fuel strong growth, making it a prime target for Chilean investors.
Read the full article to see why Miami remains one of the most promising global markets for Chilean real estate capital.
