Living in Centro Sur

Apartments in Centro Sur are mostly recent towers built around the corporate corridor, many aimed at professionals who work nearby or come through on business. Furnished units are common, which fits a zone where hospital staff, corporate employees and people on shorter assignments make up much of the demand. Buildings tend to bundle in pools, gyms and coworking areas, and The Hub adds dining, entertainment and open-air space within walking distance for several of these towers. For a similar setup with a lower price point, apartments for rent in Milenio III are worth a look.

What to consider before renting

Because so much of the corridor is new construction, ask about the building's age and how established its amenities are before committing. Noise from Bernardo Quintana carries into units on the lower floors and street-facing sides, so ask which way a unit faces. Parking is usually assigned within the building rather than on the street, which matters if you keep more than one car. If restaurants and nightlife matter more to you than office proximity, apartments for rent in Centro put you closer to that scene.