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Find 2 apartments with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, from $305,000 to $325,000, with floor areas of 103 to 117 m², plus 1 house with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, ranging from $255,000, with sizes from 150 m² for sale in El Salvador in areas like Santa Tecla. 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.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know how much rent I can afford?
Use our Rent Calculator to work out what you can afford to rent in minutes, and filter to see only what fits your budget. No surprises, no wasted time.
How do I know how much I can invest in a property?
Want to know how much you can invest? Use our Buying Power Calculator to find out in minutes, then filter to see only what fits your budget. No surprises, no wasted time.
How do I calculate my return on investment?
Use our ROI Calculator to estimate an off-plan project's return before you decide, and compare options with data, not gut feelings.
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.
What do I need to buy a property in El Salvador?
The basics: a valid ID (or your passport if you're a foreign national), credit pre-qualification if you plan to finance, and the down payment the property requires. A Propi advisor guides you through every step, at no cost.
Can I buy property in El Salvador as a foreigner?
Yes! Foreigners can buy property. With a valid passport—and proof of income if you apply for a loan—the process is the same as for any other buyer.
How does mortgage financing work?
You can pay in cash or with a mortgage. Several banks finance purchases; use our mortgage calculator to estimate your monthly payment and buying power before you decide.
Can I visit the property before buying?
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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