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What apartment is purchased in Santa Marta in each price range: size, m² and offer (October 2026)

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In Santa Marta, the price range with the most offer of apartments for sale is 500 - 800 M of pesos (27.7% of the ads), with a median area of 74 m². 14.4% of the supply costs less than 350 million.

Abstract: We classified 3,920 apartments for sale in Santa Marta in six price ranges ordered.

Updated: 18 October 2026 (data from 18 October 2026) · Next update: monthly.

Offer by price range in Santa Marta

Summary

Indicator Value
Range with more offer 500–800 M (27.7%)
Less than 350 million 14.4%
Announcements 3,920

Offer by price range (million pesos)

Price range % of supply Medium area (m²) Price per m² (medium) Most common rooms Announcements
Less than 200 M 1.4% 46 3.87 million pesos 3 or more. 54
200–350 M 13.0% 60 4.84 million pesos 1 hab. 510
350–500 M 25.6% 57 7.48 million pesos 1 hab. 1,004
500–800 M 27.7% 74 9.12 million pesos 2 hab. 1,086
800 M–1,200 M 18.1% 97 9.68 million pesos 2 hab. 708
More than 1,200 M 14.2% 166 9.70 million pesos 3 or more. 558

Only ranges with 30 ads or more; the area and m² are medium within each range.

Frequently asked questions

How many apartments of less than 350 million are there in Santa Marta? 14.4% of the offer for sale (October of 2026); see the median area of each range in the table.

What is the most common price range in Santa Marta? 500 - 800 M of pesos, with 27.7% of the ads.

Methodology

How to quote

Pinzón Pineda, D. M. (2026). What apartment is purchased in Santa Marta in each price range: size, m² and offer (October 2026). Aptology (aptologia.com). https://github.com/elbroker/aptologia-datos/tree/main/estudios/apartamentos-en-venta-por-rango-de-precio-santa-marta-2026. Data: datos.csv, CC BY license 4. 0.

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