The eastern side of San José stands out as one of the most urbanized areas within the Greater Metropolitan Area (GAM), as well as being very open to commerce and innovation, with a high population density.
The canton of Curridabat is known as one of the most relevant cities and/or districts in the area, as it is constantly growing, offering you the best housing solution.
It has a Human Development Index of 0.807, classified as high, thanks to its growth across different sectors and its proximity to the country's main educational institutions and clinics.
It is known for its great commercial value, with major shopping centers such as Ciudad del Este, Plaza Cronos, Momentum Pinares, Multiplaza Curridabat, Plaza del Sol, and also its close proximity to Mall San Pedro and Terramall.
In education, several academies and institutes have their campuses in the surrounding area of the canton, thanks to its strong educational value.
Schools and high schools also play an important role in the area, as you can find bilingual and trilingual educational institutions that can give your children an excellent education.
You'll find institutions such as Escuela Bethaba, Liceo de Curridabat, Colegio Internacional SEK and Colegio Internacional Canadiense, the last two of which also offer primary education.
Furthermore, its strategic location puts you close to other equally important areas in very little time, just 15 minutes from downtown San José and less than 30 minutes from the province of Cartago.
However, the best part of living in the east are the affordable real estate prices. Even though the surrounding area is growing rapidly, prices remain competitive for investing in housing.
The high appreciation is due to the area being in full development, where large projects of all kinds grow day by day, increasing the economic value of the square meter.
Don't think twice: if you're looking for an opportunity to grow in any field, you'll find the answer in the east of San José. Don't miss out on one of the areas with the highest appreciation in the GAM.