Bogotá, Colombia
Colombia sells anyone the owner of a property for COP 23,000: the Superintendencia de Notariado y Registro's electronic certificado de tradición y libertad names every titleholder in a folio's history, one folio at a time, while Bogotá's Catastro opens parcel geometry and values but not the owners.
10 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 31 sources · 6 tier B · 4 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Ownership in Colombia is a public register. Every property has a folio de matrícula inmobiliaria kept by an Oficina de Registro de Instrumentos Públicos under the Superintendencia de Notariado y Registro (SNR), and Ley 1579 de 2012 makes the register's purpose to 'dar publicidad' to every deed that transfers or encumbers land. Anyone can buy the folio's certificado de tradición y libertad, the folio's record of 'toda la historia jurídica' of the property, owners and charges included, for COP 23,000 online (COP 24,300 on paper) from 2 Feb 2026 — but only one folio at a time and only if you know its number. Bogotá's cadastre (UAECD) is a separate, municipal record of parcels and assessed values that does not name owners.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchCOP 23,000 per certificado de tradición y libertad, electronic; COP 24,300 on paper (SNR tariffs in force from 2 Feb 2026)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- www.larepublica.co — “Está prohibida su reproducción total o parcial, su traducción, inclusión, transmisión, almacenamiento o acceso a través de medios analógicos, digitales o de cualquier otro sistema o tecnología creada o por crearse, sin la autorización previa y escrita ... No obstante, es posible descargar material de www.larepublica.co para uso personal y no comercial”
- www.portafolio.co (Casa Editorial El Tiempo) — “Use of any device, tool, or process designed to data mine or scrape the content, using automated means, it is prohibited without prior written permission from Casa Editorial El Tiempo (robots.txt header)”
- eldorado.aero (OPAIN S.A.) — “El contenido de esta página web es de propiedad de OPAIN, por lo que se prohíbe su reproducción total o parcial, traducción, inclusión, duplicación, venta, negociación, distribución, transmisión, transformación, almacenamiento o acceso a través de medios analógicos, digitales o de cualquier otro sistema o tecnología creada o por crearse, sin autorización previa y escrita de OPAIN.”
- www.corferias.com — “Salvo las excepciones de ley, está prohibida su reproducción total o parcial, su traducción, inclusión, transmisión, transformación, almacenamiento o acceso a través de medios analógicos, digitales o de cualquier otro sistema o tecnología creada o por crearse, sin autorización previa y escrita de Corporación de Ferias y Exposiciones S.A.”
- www.catastrobogota.gov.co (UAECD) — “A no ser que lo permita el portal, por escrito, no podrá copiar, reproducir, modificar, volver a publicar, mostrar, subir, transmitir por correo o distribuir de ninguna forma cualquier contenido de la página web.”
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BD Bacatá (Bogotá Downtown Bacatá) Carrera 5 at Calle 19, Santa Fe, Bogotá D.C. 111,480 m² (South Tower, en.wikipedia); 216 m / 67 floors south tower, 167 m north tower · 67 floors |
Mixed use | Not established a paid title search would answer it Colombia's tallest building and, per English Wikipedia, 'the first crowdfunded skyscraper ... funded by private individuals through the purchase of shares and fiduciary rights allowed under Colombian law'. Ownership is split among fiduciary-rights holders, apartment and office buyers and the hotel (Eurostars-branded — an operator, not an owner), so no single owner can be named; each unit's titleholder sits on its own SNR folio. Distress: the main investor stopped paying the contractor; a recovery firm took over in Q4 2024 and by early 2026 reported 30% of the work outstanding; 'A total of 133 billion COP $ in debt has been registered'. Location per Spanish Wikipedia. |
Not established | —B |
| Atrio (Torre Norte) Calle 28 # 13A-75, Bogotá D.C. — Centro Internacional / San Diego 45,633 m² lettable (Pei) |
Office | Patrimonio Autónomo Estrategias Inmobiliarias (Pei), as a joint operation Pei's portfolio page lists 'Atrio, Calle 28 # 13a-75, Bogotá D.C., 45,633 m²' among its corporate assets, and Pei Asset Management gives its own address as 'Calle 28 #13a-75 Piso 34 – Torre Atrio'. The Q2 2026 financial statements carry Atrio under 'Inmuebles Operación Conjunta del Patrimonio' at COP 284,472,740 thousand (about COP 284.5 billion) at 30 Jun 2026 (last appraisal 22 Dec 2025), so Pei co-owns it with partners it does not name there; its percentage is not stated in the pages read. The planned south tower is not covered by these documents. |
REIT | —A |
| Centro Comercial Plaza Central Bogotá D.C. |
Retail | Cenco Malls (Cencosud subsidiary) 51% / Pei 49%, through the BECAM trust and a Patrimonio Autónomo de Operación Cenco Malls 51%; Pei 49% (joint control) Pei's Q2 2026 statements: the 51% of Centro Comercial Plaza Central was held for sale 'como resultado del acuerdo de compraventa suscrito con Cenco Malls, filial de Cencosud. La transacción se perfeccionó el 1 de junio de 2026, fecha en la cual se transfirieron los derechos fiduciarios del fideicomiso BECAM'; 'El PEI conservó una participación del 49% en el activo' under a coinvestment structure with joint control. Pei's results release (10 Aug 2026) gives the price, COP 459,000 million, and says COP 306,806 million went to prepay debt. |
Public company | COP COP 459,000 million 2026-06 Price for 51% of the mall, received by Pei; the sale closed 1 Jun 2026 when the BECAM trust rights were transferred (Pei Q2 2026 statements and its 10 Aug 2026 release). A |
| El Dorado International Airport (Aeropuerto Internacional El Dorado) Avenida El Dorado, Bogotá D.C. 224,260 m² terminal after expansion; c. 24,000 m² commercial areas (ANI) |
Civic | Nación — Unidad Administrativa Especial de Aeronáutica Civil (Aerocivil); operated under concession by OPAIN S.A. The ANI's 2021 airports balance states Colombia has '74 [aeropuertos] de propiedad de Aerocivil', of which 16 are concessioned, and lists 'El Dorado (2007 – 20 años+compensación)'; OPAIN is named as the concessionaire, with a remuneration share of 53.84% of regulated revenue against the State's. The same document gives 224,260 m² of terminal, about 24,000 m² of commercial areas and COP 2.5 trillion (2018 pesos) of accumulated investment. The concession is a right to operate, not ownership; OPAIN's own shareholders (Odinsa / Macquarie platform, per search results) could not be read from a filing. |
Government | —A |
| National Capitol (Capitolio Nacional) South side of Plaza de Bolívar, historic centre, Bogotá D.C. |
Civic | Nación — Congreso de la República Spanish Wikipedia's infobox gives the owner ('dueño') as the Congreso de la República; the article calls it the seat of Congress, 'en el costado sur de la plaza de Bolívar', built 1848–1926 and declared a Monumento Nacional by Decreto 1584 of 11 Aug 1975. No register extract or national property inventory was opened, hence tier B. |
Government | —B |
| Palacio Liévano (Bogotá City Hall) Plaza de Bolívar, Bogotá D.C. |
Civic | Bogotá Distrito Capital Spanish Wikipedia: the French-Renaissance building by Gaston Lelarge replaced the Galerías Arrubla after the 1900 fire and was finished in 1907; 'En 1866, una buena parte del edificio fue adquirida por el gobierno nacional' and 'En 1960, el edificio pasó completamente a la administración distrital'. It is the seat of the Alcaldía Mayor. Tier B: the District's own property inventory (DADEP) was not opened for this building. |
Government | —B |
| Corferias exhibition grounds (Recinto Ferial) Bogotá D.C. 44,430 m² covered exhibition space + 15,000 m² open air (2010) |
Mixed use | Corporación de Ferias y Exposiciones S.A. (Corferias) Spanish Wikipedia: 'En 1989, la Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá adquirió la totalidad de las acciones de la sociedad', and Corferias now trades on the Bolsa de Valores de Colombia; in 2010 the grounds had 17 pavilions, 44,430 m² covered and 15,000 m² open air. The Chamber's present percentage could not be read: ccb.org.co returns Akamai 'Access Denied', bvc.com.co a CloudFront 403, and Corferias's own site forbids access by digital means without written permission. Owner rests on tier B. |
Public company | —B |
| Bogotá Metro Line 1 corridor and depot land (Primera Línea del Metro de Bogotá) Bosa (patio taller / depot) and the Line 1 corridor |
Land | Empresa Metro de Bogotá S.A., delivered to the concessionaire Metro Línea 1 S.A.S. for construction Empresa Metro de Bogotá, 14 Mar 2023: the works 'contempla la compra de 1.427 predios, de los cuales ya se han adquirido 1.373 y se han demolido 1.264'. Its 22 Nov 2020 release: the concessionaire Metro Línea 1 'recibió oficialmente los primeros 77 predios, situados en Bosa, donde se construirá y operará el patio taller' — the first of 1,439 lots to be handed over in stages (the two counts differ in the source). How many were taken by expropriation rather than voluntary sale is not stated on the pages read. |
Government | —A |
| Centro Andino (Centro comercial Andino) Barrio El Retiro, Zona Rosa, Bogotá D.C. 53,900 m² |
Retail | Not established a paid title search would answer it Spanish Wikipedia: a 53,900 m² centre in barrio El Retiro, begun in 1981 and finished in 1993 on the former site of the Colegio Alemán Andino, mixing retail, housing and services. No filing, regulator decision or sourced sale naming an owner of the centre was found, so it is left blank; whoever holds each unit is recorded on its SNR folio, readable only by buying that folio's certificate. The article also records the 2008 fire and the 17 Jun 2017 bombing. |
Not established | —B |
| Unicentro Bogotá Carrera 15 No. 124-30, Usaquén, Bogotá D.C. 99,000 m² (126,000 m² with parking) |
Retail | Not established a paid title search would answer it Spanish Wikipedia: opened 27 Apr 1976, 'siendo el primer centro comercial de Bogotá'; 312 shops and 45 offices; 99,000 m², 126,000 m² including parking; 3,200 parking spaces. The infobox's 'propietario' field is blank. No filing or sourced sale names a holder of the centre as a whole; individual units are titled separately and their owners are on SNR folios at COP 23,000 each. |
Not established | —B |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Bogotá's cadastre values every one of its almost three million predios, but publishes the total, not the owners: UAECD's 2026 census put the city at COP 945 trillion. The single-building values that are public come from listed trusts' financial statements, which must mark each asset to an independent appraisal.
Total cadastral value, Bogotá, 2026COP 945 billones (945 trillion); +2.9% on 2025 (COP 919 billones)
Alcaldía de Bogotá, 21 Jan 2026, reporting UAECD's census for the 2026 vigencia.
Predios and built area, 20262,965,917 predios; 312.9 million m² built; 69.8% under propiedad horizontal
Same release: 75,666 predios added in 2026; 76.3% residential, mainly estratos 2 (24%), 3 (33%) and 4 (24%).
Price for 51% of Centro Comercial Plaza CentralCOP 459,000 million (closed 1 Jun 2026)
Pei's 10 Aug 2026 release and Q2 2026 statements; buyer Cenco Malls (Cencosud).
Fair value of Pei's interest in AtrioCOP 284,472,740 thousand (c. COP 284.5 billion), 30 Jun 2026
Pei Q2 2026 condensed statements, investment-property table, joint operations; last appraisal 22 Dec 2025.
3
Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Most of Bogotá's large landholders are public. The District itself, through DADEP's inventory, holds tens of thousands of lots and buildings — parks, cession zones, fiscal property — and its companies hold the infrastructure land: Empresa Metro de Bogotá bought some 1,400 lots for Line 1, and RenoBo assembles renewal land in the centre. The Nation holds the airport through Aerocivil, Congress's Capitol, and the 121-hectare Ciudad Universitaria. The private side is concentrated in trust vehicles such as Pei. No register-based ranking of landholders exists: the SNR answers one folio at a time and Catastro publishes no owners.
| Name | Type | Holding as the body states it |
|---|---|---|
| Bogotá Distrito Capital — inventory kept by the Defensoría del Espacio Público (DADEP) DADEP's March 2018 notes to the financial statements: the 'inventario de la propiedad inmobiliaria Distrital, Nivel Central de Bogotá D.C.' had 'identificado y contabilizado ... 69.981 bienes inmuebles (terrenos y construcciones)', classed as fiscal and public-use property. DADEP's statutory function is 'la administración de los bienes inmuebles, y la conformación del inventario general del patrimonio inmobiliario Distrital'. A 2018 count; no later total was found on its site. Decentralised entities (IDU, EAAB, Metro) hold land separately. |
Government | 69,981 bienes inmuebles (land and buildings), central level, 31 Mar 2018A |
| Empresa Metro de Bogotá S.A. Its release of 14 Mar 2023: Line 1 'contempla la compra de 1.427 predios, de los cuales ya se han adquirido 1.373 y se han demolido 1.264'; the depot land in Bosa was handed to the concessionaire Metro Línea 1 from Nov 2020. A later completion count was not found. |
Government | 1,373 of 1,427 lots acquired for Line 1 (Mar 2023)A |
| Nación — Unidad Administrativa Especial de Aeronáutica Civil (Aerocivil) ANI's 2021 airports balance: '74 de propiedad de Aerocivil', 16 of them concessioned; El Dorado has been concessioned to OPAIN since 2007 for '20 años+compensación'. Bogotá's airport land is the largest single holding the record could tie to a named owner. |
Government | 74 airports nationally, El Dorado among the 16 concessionedA |
| Universidad Nacional de Colombia (Ciudad Universitaria) Spanish Wikipedia: 'La superficie de la Ciudad Universitaria tiene 121 hectáreas y unos trescientos mil metros cuadrados de área construida'; 17 of its buildings are national monuments. Tier B: the University's own estate report was not opened. |
Institution | 121 ha; c. 300,000 m² builtB |
| Empresa de Renovación y Desarrollo Urbano de Bogotá (RenoBo) RenoBo, 20 Oct 2026: Proyecto Metro 26, in the Centro Internacional beside the future Line 1 / TransMilenio / Regiotram interchange, 'contempla ... un potencial edificable aproximado de 87.000 m²' within the 'Plan Parcial Estación Metro 26 ... sobre 9,3 hectáreas'. The release does not state how much of the plan area RenoBo already owns. |
Government | Plan Parcial Estación Metro 26: 9.3 ha; c. 87,000 m² buildableA |
| Patrimonio Autónomo Estrategias Inmobiliarias (Pei) The largest private holder that publishes its assets; see Commercial. Its Bogotá holdings include Atrio, Capital Towers, Elemento, Torre Pacific and 49% of Plaza Central (Q2 2026 statements; portfolio page). |
REIT | 1.15M+ m² lettable nationally; Bogotá towers listed on its portfolio pageA |
5
Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Colombia publishes no official builder league table for Bogotá. Sales rankings circulate in the business press (La República, Portafolio, Valora Analitik), but those sites' terms or robots.txt forbid automated reading, so the figures below are the builders' own, mostly national and cumulative, and labelled as such. New housing in Bogotá is dominated by large private constructoras selling off-plan through fiducia trusts, with a heavy weight of subsidised social housing (VIS/VIP); the district's own developer, RenoBo, works on renewal land rather than volume housing.
| Name | Type | As the builder states it |
|---|---|---|
| Constructora Bolívar Its sustainability page, 'Trayectoria — Lo que hemos logrado juntos por más de 40 años': 'Hemos vendido 293.000 viviendas y entregado 274.000', and more than 72,000 EDGE-certified homes. National and cumulative; no Bogotá-only count is given. Its corporate parent is not stated on the pages read. |
Private company | 293,000 homes sold, 274,000 delivered (40+ years, national)A |
| Amarilo Amarilo's 'Quiénes somos': 'cuenta con un amplio portafolio de más de 150 proyectos activos, en 18 ciudades y municipios de Colombia'; 24 new launches planned for 2026, its 33rd year. Its timeline lists investment funds run with YCP (Fondo I USD 100M 2016; Fondo II USD 300M 2020; Fondo III USD 200M 2021) deployed in two Lagos de Torca projects in north Bogotá. No unit count is given. |
Private company | 150+ active projects in 18 cities and municipalitiesA |
| Marval 'Somos Marval': 'Constructora colombiana que lleva más de 45 años', 'tenemos el mayor número de proyectos en comercialización a nivel nacional'; '+ 13 ciudades' and '+ 170 mil Espacios diseñados'. 'Espacios' is the builder's own unit and may not equal dwellings. Its Bogotá share is not given. |
Private company | 170,000+ 'espacios' built over 45+ years; 13 citiesA |
| Constructora Conconcreto S.A. (Vivienda) Conconcreto's 2025 management report: housing strategy 'concentrado en el desarrollo de vivienda de estrato medio y alto, con foco en Bogotá, Medellín y la región Caribe'; 2025 figures 270 viviendas vendidas, 150 unidades escrituradas (COP 93,000 million), 551 unidades lanzadas, 364 homes entering construction, and 3 lots acquired with estimated sales potential of COP 908,000 million; target about 60 units a month. A listed contractor whose housing arm is small beside the volume builders. |
Public company | 270 homes sold, 150 deeded, 551 launched (2025)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Bogotá's institutional landlords hold property through fiducia trusts (patrimonios autónomos) and private-equity funds rather than in their own names, so the trust or fund is the owner of record. Pei, a listed trust with more than 11,300 investors, is the largest; it is buying Terranum's whole portfolio (contract 9 Jul 2026, investor approval Sep 2026) and in 2026 sold 51% of Plaza Central to Cencosud's Cenco Malls. Pactia, a private-equity fund in which Conconcreto holds 37.18%, is the other large vehicle. Figures are national unless stated.
| Name | Type | Holding as stated |
|---|---|---|
| Patrimonio Autónomo Estrategias Inmobiliarias (Pei) — administered by Pei Asset Management; trustee Aval Fiduciaria S.A. Pei's 10 Aug 2026 results release: 'un portafolio de activos generadores de renta ... de más de 1.15 millones de m2 de área arrendable, con una base diversificada de cerca de 1,500 arrendatarios y presencia en 32 ciudades', valued at 'más de 10.1 billones de pesos', with more than 11,300 investors. Bogotá assets named on its portfolio page include Capital Towers (16,667 m²), Elemento Torre Fuego (21,053 m²), Torre Pacific (12,962 m²), Atrio (45,633 m²), Avianca (16,636 m²) and Carvajal (15,514 m²). |
REIT | 1.15M+ m² lettable; portfolio valued at COP 10.1 trillion; c. 1,500 tenants in 32 citiesA |
| Fondo de Capital Privado Terranum (administered by Alianza Fiduciaria S.A.) Terranum's own page: a fund 'especializado en el desarrollo y gestión de proyectos inmobiliarios de oficinas, industriales y logísticos' that 'ha desarrollado más de 500,000 m2', with shareholders including Grupo Santo Domingo and a strategic partner it describes as the real-estate arm of Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan. Pei's relevant-information notice: on 9 Jul 2026 Pei signed to buy from the FCP Terranum 'los derechos fiduciarios que dan la titularidad ... de todos los activos inmobiliarios' of its portfolio. |
Private equity | 500,000+ m² developed (offices, industrial, logistics); portfolio under contract to PeiB |
| Fondo de Capital Privado Pactia Inmobiliario (manager Pactia S.A.S.; Conconcreto a 37.18% investor) Conconcreto's 2025 report: 'Durante 2025, el FCP se mantuvo como un fondo estabilizado, con un 85,7% de los activos estabilizados. El año cerró con un NOI de $307.258 millones'; its notes list the 'Fondo de Capital Privado Pactia Inmobiliario' — 'Adquirir, mantener y enajenar la titularidad jurídica de los inmuebles' — as an associate with 37.18% direct participation. Pactia's own site is a JavaScript app with no readable text, so its asset list and Bogotá share are not given. |
Private equity | NOI COP 307,258 million (2025); 85.7% of assets stabilisedA |
| Cenco Malls (subsidiary of Cencosud S.A.) Pei's Q2 2026 statements: the sale of 51% of Plaza Central to 'Cenco Malls, filial de Cencosud' closed on 1 Jun 2026 by transfer of the BECAM trust rights; Pei kept 49% under joint control. Price COP 459,000 million (Pei release, 10 Aug 2026). Cencosud's wider Colombian holdings were not read. |
Public company | 51% of Centro Comercial Plaza Central (from 1 Jun 2026)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- OPAIN S.A.'s shareholders — search results show Odinsa (Grupo Argos) and a Macquarie platform holding 65% of the El Dorado concessionaire, but odinsa.com and grupoargos.com sit behind Incapsula and OPAIN's own terms forbid digital access; no filing was read.
- BD Promotores Colombia S.A.S.'s admission to reorganisation under Ley 1116 (2018, liabilities reported at COP 133,195 million) — shown by search results from Portafolio and La República, both of which forbid automated reading; Supersociedades failed TLS. Only the COP 133 billion debt figure is recorded, from Wikipedia.
- The Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá's current shareholding in Corferias — ccb.org.co and bvc.com.co blocked; Wikipedia says the Chamber bought all shares in 1989 but Corferias is now listed.
- Who owns Centro Andino and Unicentro as wholes, if anyone — no filing found; would need SNR certificates folio by folio.
- How many Metro Line 1 lots were expropriated rather than bought by agreement — not stated on the Empresa Metro pages read.
- Pei's percentage in Atrio and the co-owners of the joint operation — the Q2 2026 statements do not name them.
- Bogotá-only housing sales by builder — published as rankings by La República, Portafolio and Valora Analitik (Amarilo, Marval, Constructora Capital leading per search results), all off-limits.
- EAAB, Grupo Energía Bogotá / Enel Colombia, Ministerio de Defensa (cantonments) and CISA landholdings — their sites returned JavaScript shells or nothing quotable; no figures recorded.
- Bogotá's open parcel data (Catastro / IDECA on datosabiertos.bogota.gov.co) and its licence — host unreachable, so whether it is CC BY or similar is not established.
- Grupo Argos as the other principal investor in FCP Pactia — search results only; grupoargos.com is Incapsula-shielded.
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Sources
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- Ley 1579 de 2012 — Estatuto de registro de instrumentos públicos (arts. 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 74) — Secretaría General del Senado de la República · openA
- Dirección Técnica de Registro — Tarifas registrales (Resolución 00376 de 2024; Ley 1579 art. 74) — Superintendencia de Notariado y Registro (SNR) · openA
- Políticas de seguridad, privacidad, condiciones de uso y protección de datos personales — Unidad Administrativa Especial de Catastro Distrital (UAECD) · openA
- Portafolio (asset list: corporativos, comerciales, logísticos, especializados, hospitalidad) — Pei Asset Management — Patrimonio Autónomo Estrategias Inmobiliarias (Pei) · openA
- Informe Segundo Trimestre 2026 — Patrimonio Autónomo Estrategias Inmobiliarias (PEI), with condensed interim financial statements to 30 Jun 2026 (Aval Fiduciaria S.A., agente de manejo) — Pei Asset Management / Aval Fiduciaria S.A. · openA
- Pei reporta ingresos por más de COP 425.000 millones al primer semestre de 2026 — Pei Asset Management · openA
- Información relevante — contrato de compraventa de derechos fiduciarios con el Fondo de Capital Privado Terranum (9 Jul 2026) — Pei Asset Management · openA
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- Capitolio Nacional — Wikipedia (es) · openB
- Corferias — Wikipedia (es) · openB
- BD Bacatá — Wikipedia (es) · openB
- Bogotá ya cuenta con más del 96% de los predios necesarios para la construcción de la Primera Línea del Metro (14 Mar 2023) — Empresa Metro de Bogotá S.A. · openA
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- Sostenibilidad — Trayectoria — Constructora Bolívar · openA
- Quiénes somos — Amarilo · openA
- Somos Marval — Marval · openA
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- Centro comercial Andino — Wikipedia (es) · openB
- Unicentro Bogotá — Wikipedia (es) · openB
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- Qué es el DADEP — Funciones, deberes y objetivos — Departamento Administrativo de la Defensoría del Espacio Público (DADEP) · openA
- Ante las principales empresas constructoras y fondos de inversión del país, RenoBo presentará el Proyecto Metro 26 (20 Oct 2026) — Empresa de Renovación y Desarrollo Urbano de Bogotá (RenoBo) · openA
- Ciudad Universitaria de Bogotá — Wikipedia (es) · openB
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