Promoted housing in Cordón
There are 47 promoted housing properties for sale today in Cordón, from U$S 95,294 to U$S 249,600. The median price per square metre is U$S 3,418. Contact us on WhatsApp or email for more information or to schedule a visit.
Promoted housing in other neighbourhoods

Hub by Block Building - 2 bedrooms
Cordón, Montevideo
2
1
58.37 m²
Constituyente Plaza Building - Studio Apartment
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio
1
41.8 m²
Site Paullier Building - 2 bedrooms
Cordón, Montevideo
2
1
66.8 m²
Drom Acevedo Building - 2 bedrooms
Cordón, Montevideo
2
1
60.47 m²
Drom Acevedo Building - 1 bedroom
Cordón, Montevideo
1
1
41.5 m²
Drom Acevedo Building - 3 bedrooms
Cordón, Montevideo
3
1
68.34 m²
Building MG 1515 - Studio Apartment
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio
1
27.91 m²
Building MG 1515 - 1 bedroom
Cordón, Montevideo
1
1
42.89 m²
Building on Rua Guayabos - 1 bedroom
Cordón, Montevideo
1
1
40.7 m²
Building on Rua Guayabos - 2 bedrooms
Cordón, Montevideo
2
1
61.2 m²
Oblivion Building - Studio Apartment
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio
1
30.5 m²
Oblivion Building - 2 bedrooms
Cordón, Montevideo
2
1
60.5 m²Frequently asked questions
How much does promoted housing cost in Cordón?
There are 47 promoted housing properties for sale today in Cordón, from U$S 95,294 to U$S 249,600. The median price per square metre is U$S 3,418.
What is promoted housing?
These are projects declared of interest under Uruguayan Law 18,795, which promotes housing construction with tax benefits for the developer and, partly, for the buyer. Most are in central and mid-town Montevideo neighbourhoods such as Cordón, Tres Cruces or La Blanqueada.
Benefits for buyers
If you rent it out, rental income is exempt from personal income tax (IRPF) for 10 years. The unit is exempt from Wealth Tax (Impuesto al Patrimonio) for 10 years. The first sale is exempt from the property transfer tax (ITP). For guidance only: conditions depend on each project and current regulations. Confirm them with your notary or accountant before buying.
Can I buy promoted housing to live in?
Yes. It can be your own home; the rental benefits only apply if you rent it out.