Estudio de prefactibilidad para determinar la viabilidad de un proyecto de desarrollo inmobiliario en la ciudad de Medellín, apalancado por financiamiento colaborativo

Abstract

In the present thesis, a pre-feasibility study is formulated to determine the viability of a real estate project in the city of Medellin that operates on a permanent rental basis and is funded through collaborative economies (crowdfunding). Using the UNIDO methodology, a comprehensive analysis is conducted, encompassing various studies: sectorial, market, technical, organizational, legal-environmental, financial, and risk assessments. Subsequently, an analysis of the results is provided to determine the most suitable leasing model for investors and the Asset manager. Finally, it is concluded that the project is feasible as long as it operates with short-term rentals on the potential lot located in Laureles. Additionally, no legal or environmental impediments are evident, and most high-impact risks can be effectively controlled and managed. However, careful attention must be given to political decisions related to the regulation of short-term rents and crowdfunding.