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High floor or low floor: how much the rent changes according to the apartment in Bogotá (2026)

Machine-assisted English version of the Spanish original by Aptología. All figures are locked to the original (numbers are copied, not re-translated); if in doubt, the Spanish original prevails.

In Bogotá, an apartment on the floor 11 or more rent 31.9% more per square meter than a comparable apartment on the floor 1, of the same estrato and number of rooms. The floors 2 - 3 change 11.1% and the floors 7 - 10 26.8%.

Abstract: We analyze 10,742 unique apartments for rent in Bogotá that publish the apartment.

Updated: 13 October of 2026 · Next update: monthly.

Price per floor

per floor

Floor Announcements Medium rental per m² Difference per m² vs. floor 1 (comparable)
Floor 1 1,033 $2,600,000 $42,000/m² 0.0%
Floors 2 - 3 3,190 $3,500,000 $49,072/m² 11.1%
Floors 4 - 6 3,681 $4,500,000 $55,307/m² 21.2%
Floors 7 - 10 1,637 $5,500,000 $57,500/m² 26.8%
Floor 11 or more 1,201 $2,250,000 $49,020/m² 31.9%

How to use it to decide: The low floors are usually noisy and less illuminated, but cheaper; if the elevator is not a problem, compare the difference per m² with what you value the view and light.

Frequently asked questions

Is it more expensive to rent a high floor in Bogotá? Yes: floor 11 or more costs 31.9% per m² in front of a comparable floor 1, cut to 13 October of 2026.

How much cheaper is a first floor? In front of floors 4 - 6, a comparable floor 1 costs 21.2% less per m².

Methodology

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Pinzón Pineda, D. M. (2026). High floor or low floor: how much the rent changes according to the apartment in Bogotá (2026). Aptology. https://www.aptologia.com/estudios/piso-alto-vs-piso-bajo-alquiler-bogota. Data: datos.csv, CC BY license 4. 0.

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