Rent
Demo build · Terrazas del Cedro
Palmira · Tegucigalpa
$2,450 / mes
3 2.5 188 m²
Francisco Morazán · Honduras
Tegucigalpa
The capital, neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Photo: Luis Alfredo Romero · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsThe capital sits in a mountain valley with a mild climate: apartments near offices and universities, houses in residential neighbourhoods and mountain homes towards El Hatillo and Valle de Ángeles. Here is what CARACOL has in the city and around it.
CARACOL
Properties in Tegucigalpa
Rent
Selección CARACOLSaleDemo build · Mirador Castaño
El Hatillo · Tegucigalpa
$845,000
4 4.5 482 m²
SaleDemo build · Paseo del Pino
Lomas del Guijarro · Tegucigalpa
$635,000
4 4 408 m²
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Area by area
Where to live in Tegucigalpa
Where to stay
Hotels and rentals in Tegucigalpa
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The facts, with their source
What Tegucigalpa is like
It lies in a mountain valley at about 990 m; average temperatures run between 19 and 23 °C.
Source: Wikipedia: TegucigalpaIt hosts the national university (UNAH) and some 25 embassies.
Source: Wikipedia: TegucigalpaIts historic centre keeps the Cathedral and Los Dolores church (1735); the Basilica of Suyapa and El Picacho are landmarks.
Source: Wikipedia: Tegucigalpa25 km away is La Tigra, Honduras's first national park (1980): cloud forest supplying over 30% of the capital's water.
Source: Wikipedia: La Tigra National Park
Our reading
CARACOL's opinion, built on the facts above
For people working in government, embassies, the university or services: that market is here, with colonial towns like Valle de Ángeles about 22 km away.
What people look for in Tegucigalpa
Apartments close to offices, universities and services; family homes in residential neighbourhoods; and mountain homes towards El Hatillo, Valle de Ángeles and Santa Lucía for those who put climate and quiet first.
What to consider
The city sits in a valley surrounded by mountains: access, slope and rush-hour travel time matter as much as square metres. Ask to see the property at the time of day you would use it.
Worth knowing
Rush-hour traffic is heavy.
Before you buy
Questions about buying in Tegucigalpa
How does CARACOL Real Estate help in Tegucigalpa?
CARACOL Real Estate publishes reviewed listings of houses, apartments and land in Tegucigalpa, arranges private viewings and supports owners who sell or rent. Each property's exact location is shared once a viewing is confirmed.
Can a foreigner buy property in Tegucigalpa?
It depends on the location. Article 107 of the Honduran Constitution reserves land within 40 km of the borders and coastline, and land on the islands, for native-born Hondurans (and wholly Honduran companies); buying urban property in those zones is governed by special legislation. Before signing, confirm with a Honduran notary which route applies to you.
What should I check before buying?
That the property is registered at the Instituto de la Propiedad in the seller's name and free of liens, that municipal taxes are paid and that the measurements match the survey. CARACOL reviews the published documents, but the deed is executed by a notary.
