The Problem We Solve
Delivered without protection. Required before occupancy.
When you purchase an apartment in a new residential tower in Chile — particularly in buildings above ten floors — the balcony or terrace is typically delivered as an open space with no protective barrier. This is standard practice in the Chilean residential construction market.
Before the unit can be inhabited or leased, the buyer must arrange for appropriate protection. This is not optional — it is a practical and regulatory necessity. Qexlido provides the technical solution to this specific requirement.
- Applicable to new towers delivered from 2015 onward
- Relevant for individual buyers and co-investment groups
- Necessary before first occupancy or lease agreement
- Documentation required by property administrators
