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With solid GDP growth, under control inflation, and investment-grade ratings from Moody's and S&P, Paraguay remains just one notch away from achieving the highest rating from Fitch Ratings.

The Central University of Paraguay (UCP) is spearheading an ambitious urban project to transform the capital’s historic district into an academic and residential ecosystem that will attract thousands of international students.

A massive data center project spearheaded by Araico Corporation calls for a record investment of US$12 billion in Alto Paraná, transforming Itaipú’s clean energy into computing power for global AI.

JPMorgan Natural Capital announces its first foray into forestry assets outside the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand. The partnership with the Robinson Group will transform 20,000 hectares in the northern part of the country, with a focus on industrialization and carbon credits.

A mega-project involving real estate, hospitality, and services—launched in conjunction with the new Bioceanic Corridor—aims to transform the region into a smart and sustainable city by 2050.

This article highlights that solar orientation is a key, and often forgotten, factor when buying an apartment in Paraguay, as it directly influences thermal comfort and energy consumption for climatization due to the country's tropical climate.   Below is a detailed breakdown of each orientation's behavior:   East: Receives soft morning sun, ideal for bedrooms that stay cool at night.   North: Offers constant and balanced light year-round (warm in winter and cool in summer with good architectural design).   West: It is the hottest and most intense in the afternoon, requiring greater spending on cooling and insulation.   South: It is the coolest option due to having a lot of shade, but it can be cold and humid in winter.   The note concludes that there is no single correct orientation; rather, it depends on the buyer's lifestyle, and it urges [investors] to always check the compass rose on the blueprints before investing.

Real Estate Investor Pass (CIE) in Paraguay Benefit: Direct permanent residency. Minimum Investment: USD 200,000 in investment properties, not for personal use. Major Advantage: Does not require submitting a business plan or creating jobs. Proof of Investment: Public deed or private purchase contract with at least 30% already paid. Approval: Within 5 business days by presenting apostilled personal documents and justifying the origin of funds.

With the updated Investor Pass, foreign investors can now obtain permanent residency by investing a minimum of $200,000 in real estate for economic purposes. This new legal framework removes bureaucratic hurdles, requiring no business plan or job creation for property investments, making it the most efficient way to enter one of the region's most stable markets.

What is the best apartment to buy in Paraguay? The answer is not in the plans, but in the profile of who will pay the rent. Yulia Traidova, real estate advisor, explains how to blind and multiply your heritage in Asunción analyzing zones, typologies and the "invisible details" that every intelligent investor must know before signing.