Living in Cajicá

Cajicá keeps the small town rhythm many seek when leaving Bogotá, but with a residential offer that grows year after year. Its main square, craft fairs and closeness to Zipaquirá give it a character of its own, distinct from neighboring Chía.

The growth of gated communities along the Chía road and toward Capellanía has widened the supply of houses and apartments for young families. Prices tend to be a bit more accessible than in Chía, drawing tenants who want space and greenery without straying far from the city.

For owners it is a stable market, with tenants who tend to stay. The key here is presentation: in a family market, careful photos and well kept spaces make the difference.