Circular Houses: an ecosystem in the heart of Medellín

Circular Houses isn't a building. It's an ecosystem of four business units that coexist, complement each other and generate income independently — designed for investors looking for real assets, professionally operated, in a Latin American benchmark city for innovation and culture.

Medellín: the city where it all connects

With eternal-spring weather, a strategic location in the heart of Latin America, and an urban transformation that has made it a benchmark for innovation, development and culture, Medellín brings together the ideal conditions for a project like this.

• More than 1.4 million visitors per year.
• Average hotel occupancy of 73%, with projected stays of 6 to 8 nights.
• Named by Forbes among the 10 coolest cities in the world.
• Voted Best Rising Destination by TripAdvisor.
• Recognized by the World Travel Awards as Latin America's best emerging destination.
• Home to the World Economic Forum's first Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Latin America.

This is the city where Circular Houses lives. And it's no coincidence.

Four units. One ecosystem.

The project integrates four independent revenue streams, each with its own demand, audience and behavior. When one goes up, the others come along. When one dips, the others hold it up.

1. Flexible-stay apartments

Flexible stays are one of the fastest-growing trends globally: short-stay and coliving grew 28% in Latin America in 2023. In Medellín, apartments operated on platforms like Airbnb hold an average occupancy of 68%, with some of the country's highest nightly rates. The modern traveler isn't looking for a room — they're looking for an experience, a community and a space that fits their rhythm.

Circular Houses has 6 flexible-stay apartments, designed for travelers, digital nomads and entrepreneurs who want community, not just lodging:

• Type S — 1 unit, ideal for high-standard individual stays.
• Type M — 4 units, the heart of the project, for all-inclusive medium-length stays.
• Type L — 1 unit, the largest space, designed for guests who stay longer and need more.

2. Café + Coworking

Remote work has permanently transformed how people choose where to work. Medellín is the city with the highest concentration of digital nomads in Colombia and one of the top 10 most attractive remote-work destinations in Latin America — yet the supply of well-located flexible workspaces with real community doesn't keep up with demand.

The Circular Houses café-coworking is open to the public, with recurring memberships and spaces designed to work, connect and create. Guests, nomads, founders and creatives in one place. A recurring revenue stream that doesn't depend on nightly occupancy — and keeps the ecosystem alive every day.

3. Curated commercial retail

Curated retail is one of the fastest-growing models in tourist and creative districts. It's not about filling a unit with any brand — it's about building a commercial narrative consistent with the experience of the space.

Circular Houses has 4 commercial units with curated brands that complement, not compete. Lease income that operates independently from apartment occupancy, the coworking and the rooftop. Four more pieces of the ecosystem generating value from day one.

4. Gastronomy rooftop

Gastronomy is one of today's main drivers of tourist demand. Travelers no longer just look for somewhere to sleep — they look for somewhere to live the city. Gastronomy rooftops are among the highest-demand, highest-ticket spaces in high-traffic tourist areas. In Medellín, with its eternal-spring weather, a rooftop open to the public isn't an amenity: it's an asset in its own right.

The Circular Houses rooftop is open to the city, with a dynamic offer designed for residents, guests and visitors. It's not the top of a building: it's the highest point of the ecosystem — where the city enters the project and the project steps out into the city. And it operates every day, with or without full apartment occupancy.

Why Circular Houses

Four independent revenue streams. A benchmark city. An ecosystem model that doesn't depend on a single variable. You participate. Experts operate. Urban makes it possible.

The market behind you

Medellín welcomes over 1.4 million visitors per year, with an average hotel occupancy rate of 73% and projected stays of 6 to 8 nights. Forbes named it among the 10 coolest cities in the world. The World Travel Awards recognized it as the best emerging destination in Latin America. Demand for flexible accommodation is not a trend — it is an established reality.