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Find 1 apartment with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, from $900 per month, with floor areas from 68 m², plus 1 house with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, ranging from $700 per month, with sizes from 56 m² for rent in El Salvador in areas like San Marcos and Santo Tomas. Up-to-date prices and a local Propi advisor ready to help you.
On each property's page, you can make an offer with the "Make an offer" button: you propose your price and show real interest, with no payment commitment. It's always subject to the owner's approval and Propi's checks, and you can cancel it anytime. You can also schedule a free visit: tap "Schedule a visit" and pick the day and time you prefer.
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How do I know how much rent I can afford?
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Can I find out if I qualify for a loan?
With our Pre-qualification, you find out in minutes how much credit you can get and from which banks—free and with no obligation. It's a preliminary estimate; each bank makes the final decision.
How much does it cost to rent in El Salvador?
Rental prices in El Salvador vary by area and property type. Use our Rent Calculator to see what fits your real budget.
What documents do I need to rent in El Salvador?
It's simpler than you think. Here are the basic requirements:
- A valid DUI, or your passport if you're a foreign national.
- Proof of income — an ISSS pay stub, an employment letter, or a bank statement.
- Proof of salary showing income of at least 2.5 times the rent.
- Personal or business references, depending on what the owner asks for.
Can I rent in El Salvador as a foreigner?
Yes! You can rent with a valid passport. If you have a temporary residence permit, make sure the lease doesn't run past its expiration date. The rest of the process is the same for everyone: find your property on Propi and book your visit right from the listing.
Does the monthly rent include utilities?
Most rentals don't include water, electricity, or internet—those are on you. What's usually included is maintenance of common areas in buildings and gated communities.
Can I visit the property before renting?
Of course! And it's completely free. Select the property you're interested in, tap "Schedule a visit," and pick the date and time that work best for you. One of our advisors will coordinate everything with you.
Suggested areas
- San SalvadorThe country's capital and its main political, economic, and financial hub. It has the largest supply of homes, offices, and retail, with established residential areas and the best connectivity in the metro area.
- ApopaA municipality in northern Greater San Salvador with fast industrial and commercial growth. Known for affordable housing and its direct link to the capital via the Troncal del Norte.
- Nuevo CuscatlánA modern, planned residential area west of the metro area, known for high-appreciation developments, safe surroundings, and proximity to shopping and business centers.
- Santa TeclaA city with its own character that blends colonial architecture with contemporary developments. In high demand for its pleasant climate, Paseo El Carmen, its services, and its proximity to San Salvador.
- San Jose VillanuevaA La Libertad municipality with a rural setting and farming tradition, now shifting toward new residential projects thanks to its proximity to the coast and Santa Tecla.
- La LibertadThe main port and a coastal tourist destination, at the heart of Surf City's growth. Strong demand for vacation homes and beachfront investment properties.
- ZaragozaA historic La Libertad municipality with a coffee-growing tradition, now growing residentially thanks to its cool climate and good connection to the southern metro area.
- MejicanosA dense, established urban area north of San Salvador, with busy local commerce, full services, and affordable housing well connected to downtown.
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