Airbnb in Medellín: how much a short-term rental earns — October 2026

Median revenue/mo
$1,206
+16.0% vs. previous month
Median nightly rate
$74
+6.1% vs. previous month
Median occupancy
55%
+4.8 pts vs. previous month
RevPAR (revenue per available night)
$39

Medians across 2,546 entire homes active in October 2026. In seasonal destinations, monthly swings usually reflect the change of season, not a trend. The methodology is public.

Key takeaways

  • A typical entire-home Airbnb in Medellín earns $1,206 per month at 55% occupancy.
  • Villa Carlota is the top-earning neighborhood at $2,489/mo; Comuna 13 - San Javier sits at the entry point ($801/mo).
  • Highest occupancy: Villa Carlota, 65%.

Medellín: Airbnb monthly revenue by neighborhood

Median monthly revenue per listing in October 2026. Neighborhoods with at least 10 listings analyzed; gray = insufficient sample.

Alejandría: $1,313/moAltos del Poblado: $2,735/moAstorga: $1,741/moComuna 10 - La Candelaria: $837/moComuna 11 - Laureles-Estadio: $1,152/moComuna 12 - La América: $1,102/moComuna 13 - San Javier: $801/moComuna 15 - Guayabal: $1,194/moComuna 16 - Belén: $851/moComuna 4 - Aranjuez: $629/moComuna 7 - Robledo: $790/moComuna 9 - Buenos Aires: $1,059/moEl Poblado: $1,889/moEl Tesoro: $1,547/moLa Aguacatala: $1,591/moLa Florida: $2,398/moLalinde: $2,444/moLas Lomas No.1: $1,834/moLas Lomas No.2: $2,262/moLos Balsos No.1: $2,380/moLos Naranjos: $1,367/moManila: $1,494/moPatio Bonito: $2,223/moProvenza: $4,596/moVilla Carlota: $2,489/moComuna 11 - Laureles-Estadio$1,152/moComuna 16 - Belén$851/moComuna 10 - La Candelaria$837/moLas Lomas No.1$1,834/moComuna 9 - Buenos Aires$1,059/moEl Tesoro$1,547/moComuna 4 - Aranjuez$629/mo$629–$1,059$1,059–$1,367$1,367–$1,834$1,834–$2,398$2,398–$4,596tulugar.com · October 2026
NeighborhoodMonthly revenueNightly rateOccupancyListings
Villa Carlota
$2,489
$12965%36
Lalinde
$2,444
$16755%45
La Florida
$2,398
$14255%64
Los Balsos No.1
$2,380
$12071%11
Las Lomas No.2
$2,262
$12252%43
Patio Bonito
$2,223
$13855%40
El Poblado
$1,889
$12058%142
Las Lomas No.1
$1,834
$12852%178
Astorga
$1,741
$10259%64
La Aguacatala
$1,591
$9863%40
El Tesoro
$1,547
$10952%69
Manila
$1,494
$8052%121
Los Naranjos
$1,367
$8448%26
Alejandría
$1,313
$8848%33
Comuna 15 - Guayabal
$1,194
$6558%102
Comuna 11 - Laureles-Estadio
$1,152
$6658%578
Comuna 12 - La América
$1,102
$6055%41
Comuna 9 - Buenos Aires
$1,059
$6942%138
Comuna 16 - Belén
$851
$6450%390
Comuna 10 - La Candelaria
$837
$6048%197
Comuna 13 - San Javier
$801
$4339%14

Small sample — not ranked

These neighborhoods are published separately because they carry far fewer analysed properties than most: 21 or under, against a median of 64 across the rest. The figure is what that sample gives, and with so few properties a single listing can move it a long way. We do not rank them against those above, nor use them to say which is the most expensive or the most affordable.

NeighborhoodMonthly revenueListings
Provenza$4,59615
Altos del Poblado$2,73519
Comuna 7 - Robledo$79018
Comuna 4 - Aranjuez$62921

How much an Airbnb earns in other cities

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Sources & methodology

Public short-term-rental data (Airbnb and similar platforms), computed over a broad sample of entire homes active during the month — not a full census of the market. Monthly revenue is an estimate of gross per-listing income (median), before Airbnb fees, cleaning, taxes and other host costs; it is not an income promise for any specific unit. Immutable monthly series.

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