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Technology
Bogotá's 791 Startups Chart Course for Product Development Advances
The city's 791 active startups and major firm presence point to upcoming work on new tools and services.
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U.S., Colombia Hold High-Level Talks on Shifting Bilateral Relations
Recent meetings between U.S. officials and the vice president-elect highlight evolving bilateral ties.
finance
Bogotá Workforce Programs Equip Local Businesses for Global Energy and Tech Demands
City training targets skills that help Bogotá firms meet international standards in clean energy and digital services.
finance
Bogotá Entrepreneur Launches Bold New Ventures, Transforms Local Business Scene
Amid global uncertainties, Bogotá's business community finds a leader in a visionary entrepreneur driving change and inspiring local commerce.
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Voices from Bogotá’s Education Community Reveal Concerns and Hopes Amid Ongoing Challenges
Local families and educators describe the realities of Bogotá’s evolving education landscape and its impact on students.
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Bogotá Commuters Battle Worsening Traffic During First Metro Line Construction
Commuters describe ongoing challenges with congestion and transit options while the city progresses on its first metro line.
property
New 312-Unit Tower Tests Bogotá's Mid-Range Housing Market
A 28-storey project in Chapinero will add 312 units and test whether Bogotá's mid-range sales can keep pace with rising construction costs.
finance
Bogotá Retailers Transform Strategy as Consumer Behaviors Shift Dramatically
As Bogotá’s retail landscape evolves, local businesses must understand emerging consumer behaviors and adapt to stay competitive.
Politics
Bogotá Expands Early Childhood Education: 30,000 New Spots for Children
The 2024-2027 Development Plan and Decree 208 of 2026 expand access to initial education for children aged 0-5 and raise single-day school coverage from 20 percent to 30 percent.
finance
Bogotá's Job Market Shifts: How Businesses Must Adapt Now
A closer look at the evolving job market dynamics shaping hiring strategies for companies in the Colombian capital.
Politics
Bogotá Council Allocates COP 450 Billion to Expand Bus Rapid Transit
The recently passed council budget allocates COP 450 billion to expanding bus rapid transit routes, with new stops and schedules expected to begin affecting daily commuters by early 2027.
community
Bogotá's July Events and Attractions Draw Thousands of Visitors
Explore Bogotá’s top events, parks, and indoor spots to make the most of the city's cool and festive midyear season.
finance
Bogotá Small Businesses Confront Headwinds This Year
Growth in company numbers has not erased the pressures on micro and small enterprises that rely on targeted city and chamber programs for survival.
wellness
Bogotá's Outdoor Pools Draw New Generation of Altitude Swimmers
From Usaquén to La Candelaria, the capital's outdoor aquatic spaces are drawing a new generation of lap swimmers chasing altitude fitness and clear water.
property
Renovation Costs Drive Bogotá Property Prices Higher for Buyers
Material shortages and updated building codes are pushing values higher in established neighborhoods while creating new risks for purchasers.
property
Bogotá Property Prices Jump 3.8% as Growth Outpaces Last Year
Second-quarter data released on 7 July show residential values climbing faster than the 2.4 percent recorded in the same months of 2025.
finance
Bogotá’s Job Market Sees Gains Amid Rising Economic Uncertainty and Skill Shortages
Unemployment dips while companies grapple with hiring challenges and changing candidate demands in 2026’s evolving labor landscape.
property
Bogotá Renters Spend 40%+ of Income on Housing, Defying 30% Rule
A decades-old affordability benchmark is colliding with Bogotá's rising rents and stagnant salaries, and many tenants are losing the fight.
Technology
Bogotá Expands Fibre Internet as One-Third of Homes Still Wait
Movistar tops speed tests, but ETB and UFINET's neutral fibre network is the expansion play to watch.
community
Local Tour Companies Expand Across Bogotá's Historic Neighborhoods
Guided walks and market visits in historic districts are seeing increased sign-ups as residents seek structured ways to explore the city.
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Bogotá Residents Reveal Daily Struggles with Traffic and Transport
Community members share firsthand experiences of how city traffic affects their lives amid ongoing urban challenges.
sport
Bogotá Half Marathon Draws 40,000 Runners to Simón Bolívar Park July 26
The capital's flagship event will send more than 40,000 runners through central streets from the same park that anchors weekly training options.
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$58.7 Billion Reshapes Bogotá: 1,200 Construction Sites Transform Daily Life
More than 1,200 active construction sites are transforming the capital, from metro lines and highways to a massive wastewater plant, with direct effects on commuting, housing, and the environment for millions of residents.
finance
Headwinds Mount for Bogotá's Commercial Development Sector This Year
Fresh investments target office and retail projects, yet developers confront tight financing and gradual market reactivation.
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Bogotá's Community Leagues Draw Thousands Despite International Tensions
Community leagues continue to drive local participation even as international tensions dominate the headlines.
property
Young Professionals Transform Bogotá's Chapinero Alto With Cafes, Co-Working Spaces
Trendy cafes and co-working spaces are transforming Chapinero Alto as young professionals flock to one of Bogotá’s fastest-changing neighbourhoods.
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Bogotá Residents Boost Safety Awareness to Strengthen Neighborhood Resilience
Global reports prompt locals to assess how preparedness shapes daily routines and collective resilience in the capital.