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Mortgages in Latin America
Bank rates, state-backed housing programmes and payment calculators, country by country. From official sources, free to use.
What you'll find here
Bank rates
What each bank charges today, taken from the official body that publishes rates in that country.
5 countries · 83 banks
State programmes
Public housing subsidies and loans: whether you qualify, how much you get and what they ask for.
13 programmes across 9 countries
Calculators
Your monthly payment, the income they will require and how much property you can afford.
6 calculators
Paraguay
See all for Paraguay →State programmes
AFD Loans & Che Róga Porã in Paraguay
AFD mortgage programs in Paraguay: Che Róga Porã, Primera Vivienda and Mi Casa. Compare rates, caps and requirements, and simulate your monthly payment.
AFD Primera Vivienda calculator
Estimate payment, required income, and basic eligibility for Primera Vivienda AFD.
AFD Mi Casa calculator
Simulate Mi Casa AFD for housing, renovation, investment, or mixed-use property.
Che Róga Porã: Calculator, Requirements & Monthly Payment
Estimate your monthly Che Róga Porã mortgage payment at the official 6.5% fixed rate.
Argentina
See all for Argentina →The lowest figure in the comparator.
Uruguay
See all for Uruguay →Brazil
See all for Brazil →The lowest figure in the comparator.
Chile
See all for Chile →The lowest figure in the comparator. Scenario used by the official simulator: 2,000 UF over 20 years.
Colombia
See all for Colombia →The lowest figure in the comparator.
Mexico
See all for Mexico →The lowest figure in the comparator. Banks publish a range: this is the low end, which usually requires banking your salary there and a large down payment.
Ecuador
See all for Ecuador →Costa Rica
See all for Costa Rica →Panama
See all for Panama →Dominican Republic
See all for Dominican Republic →The figures on this page are not comparable across countries: each is expressed in its own market’s currency or index. An Argentine UVA loan is inflation-indexed on top of the rate, a Chilean one is UF-indexed, and the Mexican figure is the low end of a range in nominal pesos. Compare within a country, never between them. Every figure comes from the official body named beside it, with its publication date.