Area · Bogotá
Live and invest in La Colina / Batán
Modern towers, wide parks and the best retail of the northwest.
$500M - $800M
2–3 bedrooms
$3.8M - $5.5M /mo
Rent, 2–3 bedrooms
4 - 5
Estrato
About La Colina / Batán
The neighborhood at a glance
La Colina and Batán are the contemporary face of northwestern Bogotá. Tall residential towers, careful landscaping, easy vehicle access and two of the city's most visited malls (Plaza Imperial, Bulevar Niza) just minutes away. It attracts professionals, young families and buyers looking for new homes with premium amenities.
Why this area matters
The objective reasons
- Higher share of recent projects with premium amenities (gym, social lounge, BBQ).
- Connectivity via Avenida Boyacá, Calle 138 and Autopista Norte.
- Malls and supermarkets 5–10 minutes away.
- Good balance between urban density and green areas.
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New construction
Higher proportion of recent projects with premium amenities vs older parts of the north.
02
Nearby retail
Plaza Imperial, Bulevar Niza and Santafé minutes away.
03
Family parks
Parque La Colina and active green areas for families with children.
Lifestyle
Life in La Colina / Batán
Workout routes through neighborhood parks, family plans at nearby malls and the convenience of a building with modern amenities. The area feels less cosmopolitan than Usaquén but more planned and newly built.
Market
Market snapshot
Sale price per m²: COP $6,000,000 - $9,500,000. 3-bedroom (working range): COP $500M - $800M. Rent, 3-bedroom: COP $3,800,000 - $5,500,000 / month. Solid returns, with rents that stay liquid month to month; as a rule of thumb, monthly rent runs about 0.6% of the property value. Predominant estrato: 4-5. Sources: Properati, Metrocuadrado 2026.
Buyer profile
Who is La Colina / Batán?
Young families looking for new construction, professionals working in the northwest, and buyers who prioritize tower amenities over a walkable street.
Frequently asked questions
What people most ask me about La Colina / Batán
How much does an apartment cost in La Colina?
A 3-bedroom apartment in good condition runs between COP $500M and $800M depending on condition, finishes and age of the building.
Is it a good area for families with children?
It is one of the best in the north. Wide green areas, parks, several schools in the sector and the Parque La Colina mall as a family meeting point. Clínica La Colina is minutes away.
How do you get from La Colina to the north or downtown?
Avenida Suba and Calle 170 connect quickly to the Autopista Norte toward Chía and Cajicá, and to central Bogotá. The nearest TransMilenio stations are Mazurén and Calle 146.
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