DIRT CHEAP HOUSES IN COLOMBIA RENTING FOR $500 A MONTH (NOBODY'S MOVING THERE)

🔗 Retire On $2,075 A Month — the nine-country manual with every number sourced and dated: https://moveabroadmanual.com DIRT CHEAP HOUSES IN COLOMBIA RENTING FOR $500 A MONTH (NOBODY’S MOVING THERE) On a $2,000 Social Security check, rent on even a modest apartment in much of the US can eat half the money before you buy a single bag of groceries. In Colombia’s overlooked mountain towns, a house with a garden costs a fraction of that. In Curití, Santander, 15 minutes from San Gil, houses with a garden rent for around 800,000 to 1,150,000 pesos, roughly $250 to $360 a month. In Marsella, a coffee town 35 minutes from Pereira, they run around 900,000 to 1,250,000 pesos, roughly $280 to $390. This video covers 10 towns across the coffee region, Boyacá, Santander and small-town Antioquia, with rent, climate, healthcare and the trade-off for each. Before you comment: yes, the US State Department rates Colombia as a whole at Level 3, “reconsider travel”, and lists specific Level 4 areas, including Arauca, Cauca, Norte de Santander and the zone within 10 km of the Venezuelan border. None of the 10 towns in this video is in or near those areas. Read the current advisory before you travel. All conversions use about 3,200 Colombian pesos to the US dollar, the rate checked in October 2026. THE TEN TOWNS 👇 #10 Santa Rosa de Cabal, Risaralda: 1,300,000 to 1,600,000 pesos ($405 to $500) #9 Moniquirá, Boyacá: 1,200,000 to 1,550,000 pesos ($375 to $485) #8 Chinchiná, Caldas: 1,100,000 to 1,450,000 pesos ($345 to $455) #7 Andes, Antioquia: 1,100,000 to 1,400,000 pesos ($345 to $440) #6 Tibasosa, Boyacá: 1,000,000 to 1,400,000 pesos ($310 to $440) #5 Quimbaya, Quindío: 1,000,000 to 1,350,000 pesos ($310 to $420) #4 Sonsón, Antioquia: 950,000 to 1,300,000 pesos ($300 to $405) #3 Marsella, Risaralda: 900,000 to 1,250,000 pesos ($280 to $390) #2 Zapatoca, Santander: 850,000 to 1,200,000 pesos ($265 to $375) #1 Curití, Santander: 800,000 to 1,150,000 pesos ($250 to $360) CHAPTERS 0:00 Why the Colombia lists miss these towns 1:23 #10 Santa Rosa de Cabal 4:18 #9 Moniquirá 6:41 #8 Chinchiná 8:57 #7 Andes 11:26 #6 Tibasosa 13:28 #5 Quimbaya 15:49 #4 Sonsón 18:07 #3 Marsella 20:25 #2 Zapatoca 22:41 #1 Curití 25:21 What these 10 towns have in common More lists like this every week:    / @newlifesouthamerica   Would you rather have cool mountain air in Tibasosa at 57 degrees or warm afternoons in Curití for $250 a month? Subscribe for a new list like this every week. DISCLAIMER: Costs shown are estimates based on public rental listings and local prices observed at time of research and are indicative only. Prices, exchange rates, availability and visa requirements change constantly and must be independently verified. This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, immigration, medical or real estate advice. Always verify current costs and rules with official sources and a licensed professional before making any relocation decision. #RetireAbroad #NewLifeAbroad #Colombia