San Pedro de la Paz has been recognized again as the commune with the best quality of life in Chile, according to a recent study by the Institute of Urban and Territorial Studies of the Catholic University, in conjunction with the Chilean Chamber of Construction. This recognition highlights the attractiveness of the commune, located in Greater Concepción, Biobío region, and highlights the advantages it offers compared to other locations outside the capital.
The study evaluated various dimensions, and San Pedro de la Paz stood out in four of the six areas analyzed, including working conditions, the environment, health, the business environment and housing. These characteristics make the city commune It is an ideal place to both live and work, making it an attraction for professionals and families seeking a balance between quality of life and job opportunities.
The commune It offers a unique combination of green areas and access to services, which is reflected in the high level of satisfaction of its residents. In addition, its proximity to Concepción and important industrial and port centers, such as Coronel, Lirquén and Talcahuano, facilitates access to various sources of employment. This connectivity is key for those who work in areas such as the forestry industry or transportation, who value proximity to their workplaces.
As for the cost of living, rental and purchase prices for properties in San Pedro de la Paz vary depending on the type of property. Apartments have an average price of 15 UF per square meter for rent, while the sale of houses can reach an average of 518 UF per square meter. These values reflect the growing demand for residing in the commune, motivated by its urban development and its quality of life.
Tamara Matus, a real estate agent at Re/Max Innova, emphasizes that San Pedro de la Paz is not only attractive for its natural surroundings and green areas, but also for the number of services available. commune It has established itself as a residential option for those who work in nearby industrial parks, where there is a wide range of job opportunities, especially in the forestry sector and in the region’s ports.
