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Published on 13/10/2026
Paraguay experiences a new cycle and opens opportunities for the real estate market
With economic growth of 5.7%, advancing industrialization and major infrastructure investments, the country is consolidating itself as one of the most promising markets in Latin America for real estate investments over the next five years.
Paraguay is going through one of the most important moments of its economic transformation. With growth of 5.7%, monetary stability and international recognition for its investment grade, the country has been attracting companies, industries and investors from different parts of the world.
This movement drives a new cycle of real estate development, especially in Alto Paraná, a strategic region on the border with Brazil.
The combination of industrialization, logistics expansion, immigration and new infrastructure investments creates a particularly favorable scenario for the appreciation of land, residential properties, commercial developments and industrial condominiums.
Alto Paraná: the new hub of real estate appreciation
Alto Paraná concentrates approximately 48% of Paraguay's maquila industrial operations and has been receiving significant national and international investments.
Industrial expansion drives the entire regional economy. Each new factory represents job creation, the arrival of professionals, population growth and increased demand for housing, land, logistics warehouses and services.
Another decisive factor is the Integration Bridge, between Presidente Franco and Foz do Iguaçu. The expansion of its operations, expected for 2027, combined with the Eastern Metropolitan Corridor, should transform the commercial and logistics dynamics of the region.
At the same time, the advancement of the Bioceanic Route strengthens Paraguay as a strategic platform for integration between Brazil and international markets, expanding its industrial and logistics relevance.
The outlook is that the next four to five years will represent a period of strong urban transformation and real estate appreciation, especially in the municipalities of Ciudad del Este, Hernandarias, Minga Guazú and Presidente Franco.
An expanding market and new investment opportunities
With just over seven million inhabitants, Paraguay has an expanding economy and a real estate market that still presents great development potential.
The growth of industry and the arrival of new residents, including Brazilians and investors of other nationalities, increase the demand for properties and areas destined for new developments.
Surveys carried out by CN Mercosul in 2026 identified land in expansion regions of Alto Paraná with values between US$ 15 and US$ 40 per square meter, depending on the location and available infrastructure.
The transformation of previously agricultural areas into urban, industrial and logistics regions represents one of the main opportunities for asset appreciation.
In addition, the Paraguayan real estate market offers Brazilian investors the possibility of diversifying their assets through assets traded in dollars, in a country with macroeconomic stability, legislation favorable to foreign investment and competitive taxation.
Grupo Linz structures investment platform in Paraguay
Given this scenario, Grupo Linz is expanding its operations in Paraguay through an integrated ecosystem of business and investments.
The structure brings together CN Mercosul, specialized in advisory services for the structuring and internationalization of companies, and CNM Invest, focused on raising, commercializing and developing real estate opportunities.
The initiative seeks to facilitate Brazilian investors' access to the Paraguayan market, offering local knowledge, opportunity analysis and professional support in transactions.
One of the country's main challenges is still the difficulty of accessing organized and reliable real estate information, especially for foreign investors.
In this context, the presence of specialized partners is essential to identify good opportunities, evaluate property documentation and provide greater security for transactions.
The next step will be the launch of Grupo Linz Incorporadora, expanding operations to the development of large real estate projects, especially logistics and industrial condominiums.
Among the new models are private investments structured by quotas, allowing the financial participation of investors in the acquisition of large areas and the development of projects.
The proposal includes structures similar to family funds and friends and family investments, expanding access to larger-scale real estate projects.
These investments may also be structured to meet the requirements of the Paraguay Investor Pass, a program that offers the possibility of permanent residency to foreign investors, according to legal eligibility criteria.
Paraguay is only beginning a new cycle
For Jonathan Roger Linzmeyer, businessman, entrepreneur and investor, founder and president of CN Mercosul, in Paraguay, and of Grupo Linz, in Brazil, the current economic moment represents an important change in the international perception of the country.
"We are experiencing an economic transformation that goes far beyond the arrival of new industries. Every company that establishes itself drives a chain of investments, jobs, infrastructure and real estate development. Alto Paraná is consolidating itself as one of Paraguay's main growth hubs, and we believe that the next five years will be decisive for the appreciation of strategic regions."
A specialist in International Relations and in the structuring of companies and investments in Paraguay, Linzmeyer emphasizes that access to information and local partners will be decisive for the success of foreign investors.
"Our goal is to transform CNM Invest into a true investment platform in Paraguay, connecting investors to properties, developments and business opportunities. We want to offer access to structured projects, qualified information and security for those who wish to diversify their assets internationally."
With advancing industrialization, the expansion of international connections and growing real estate demand, Paraguay positions itself as an increasingly relevant destination for foreign capital.
More than an alternative for corporate internationalization, Paraguay is beginning to represent a strategic opportunity for asset building and appreciation in dollars.
For investors attentive to the region's economic movements, understanding this new development cycle may be decisive for identifying the best opportunities of the coming years.
About Grupo Linz and CN Mercosul
Grupo Linz operates in business and investment development, with operations in Brazil and Paraguay. Through CN Mercosul, it offers specialized advisory services in the structuring and internationalization of companies, while CNM Invest develops solutions focused on the real estate market and on identifying investment opportunities in Paraguay.
More information and contact:
Website: www.cnmercosul.com
E-mail: cnmercosul@cnmercosul.com
Office in Paraguay: Edifício Paraqvaria, Torre 1, 4º andar, Lado A — Hernandarias, Alto Paraná.
Source: Study of the Real Estate Market in Paraguay — Opportunities, Legal Security, Taxation and Risks for the Brazilian Investor, October 2026, and CN Mercosul market surveys.
This movement drives a new cycle of real estate development, especially in Alto Paraná, a strategic region on the border with Brazil.
The combination of industrialization, logistics expansion, immigration and new infrastructure investments creates a particularly favorable scenario for the appreciation of land, residential properties, commercial developments and industrial condominiums.
Alto Paraná: the new hub of real estate appreciation
Alto Paraná concentrates approximately 48% of Paraguay's maquila industrial operations and has been receiving significant national and international investments.
Industrial expansion drives the entire regional economy. Each new factory represents job creation, the arrival of professionals, population growth and increased demand for housing, land, logistics warehouses and services.
Another decisive factor is the Integration Bridge, between Presidente Franco and Foz do Iguaçu. The expansion of its operations, expected for 2027, combined with the Eastern Metropolitan Corridor, should transform the commercial and logistics dynamics of the region.
At the same time, the advancement of the Bioceanic Route strengthens Paraguay as a strategic platform for integration between Brazil and international markets, expanding its industrial and logistics relevance.
The outlook is that the next four to five years will represent a period of strong urban transformation and real estate appreciation, especially in the municipalities of Ciudad del Este, Hernandarias, Minga Guazú and Presidente Franco.
An expanding market and new investment opportunities
With just over seven million inhabitants, Paraguay has an expanding economy and a real estate market that still presents great development potential.
The growth of industry and the arrival of new residents, including Brazilians and investors of other nationalities, increase the demand for properties and areas destined for new developments.
Surveys carried out by CN Mercosul in 2026 identified land in expansion regions of Alto Paraná with values between US$ 15 and US$ 40 per square meter, depending on the location and available infrastructure.
The transformation of previously agricultural areas into urban, industrial and logistics regions represents one of the main opportunities for asset appreciation.
In addition, the Paraguayan real estate market offers Brazilian investors the possibility of diversifying their assets through assets traded in dollars, in a country with macroeconomic stability, legislation favorable to foreign investment and competitive taxation.
Grupo Linz structures investment platform in Paraguay
Given this scenario, Grupo Linz is expanding its operations in Paraguay through an integrated ecosystem of business and investments.
The structure brings together CN Mercosul, specialized in advisory services for the structuring and internationalization of companies, and CNM Invest, focused on raising, commercializing and developing real estate opportunities.
The initiative seeks to facilitate Brazilian investors' access to the Paraguayan market, offering local knowledge, opportunity analysis and professional support in transactions.
One of the country's main challenges is still the difficulty of accessing organized and reliable real estate information, especially for foreign investors.
In this context, the presence of specialized partners is essential to identify good opportunities, evaluate property documentation and provide greater security for transactions.
The next step will be the launch of Grupo Linz Incorporadora, expanding operations to the development of large real estate projects, especially logistics and industrial condominiums.
Among the new models are private investments structured by quotas, allowing the financial participation of investors in the acquisition of large areas and the development of projects.
The proposal includes structures similar to family funds and friends and family investments, expanding access to larger-scale real estate projects.
These investments may also be structured to meet the requirements of the Paraguay Investor Pass, a program that offers the possibility of permanent residency to foreign investors, according to legal eligibility criteria.
Paraguay is only beginning a new cycle
For Jonathan Roger Linzmeyer, businessman, entrepreneur and investor, founder and president of CN Mercosul, in Paraguay, and of Grupo Linz, in Brazil, the current economic moment represents an important change in the international perception of the country.
"We are experiencing an economic transformation that goes far beyond the arrival of new industries. Every company that establishes itself drives a chain of investments, jobs, infrastructure and real estate development. Alto Paraná is consolidating itself as one of Paraguay's main growth hubs, and we believe that the next five years will be decisive for the appreciation of strategic regions."
A specialist in International Relations and in the structuring of companies and investments in Paraguay, Linzmeyer emphasizes that access to information and local partners will be decisive for the success of foreign investors.
"Our goal is to transform CNM Invest into a true investment platform in Paraguay, connecting investors to properties, developments and business opportunities. We want to offer access to structured projects, qualified information and security for those who wish to diversify their assets internationally."
With advancing industrialization, the expansion of international connections and growing real estate demand, Paraguay positions itself as an increasingly relevant destination for foreign capital.
More than an alternative for corporate internationalization, Paraguay is beginning to represent a strategic opportunity for asset building and appreciation in dollars.
For investors attentive to the region's economic movements, understanding this new development cycle may be decisive for identifying the best opportunities of the coming years.
About Grupo Linz and CN Mercosul
Grupo Linz operates in business and investment development, with operations in Brazil and Paraguay. Through CN Mercosul, it offers specialized advisory services in the structuring and internationalization of companies, while CNM Invest develops solutions focused on the real estate market and on identifying investment opportunities in Paraguay.
More information and contact:
Website: www.cnmercosul.com
E-mail: cnmercosul@cnmercosul.com
Office in Paraguay: Edifício Paraqvaria, Torre 1, 4º andar, Lado A — Hernandarias, Alto Paraná.
Source: Study of the Real Estate Market in Paraguay — Opportunities, Legal Security, Taxation and Risks for the Brazilian Investor, October 2026, and CN Mercosul market surveys.