

Flatter, quieter, and more local-feeling than Poblado. Charming 1970s-era architecture, walkable Segundo Parque area, growing restaurant scene.



Medians from active listings, refreshed weekly. These are asking prices, not closing prices.
Laureles has tree-lined streets, a slower pace than El Poblado, and fewer English-language services. La 70 has nightlife, but most of the neighborhood is residential.
Laureles uses a mostly flat street grid. Segundo Parque has cafes and shops, La 70 has nightlife, and streets near Estadio are more residential.
Small restaurants serve Colombian food, Rituales is one coffee option, and La 70 concentrates the area's music and dancing.
Laureles has older low-rise buildings and newer developments. Two-bedroom rents range from $600 to $1,000 USD per month, generally below El Poblado.
Laureles has flat streets and nearby daily services. The metro is accessible, but El Poblado has more high-end shopping and dining.
Laureles has fewer English speakers and less concentrated nightlife than El Poblado. In return, the file's listed rents are lower and the streets are flatter.
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