In support of World Bank Group

Building properties

Complete

Complete construction means the owners finished with changes to the building structure. They do not want to incrementally add floors or other major structures on the existing building. Complete buildings will usually have a structure that can't be modified easily, a fixed or static roof, and no unfinished windows.

City: Bogota

Example 1 , Complete.
Example 2 , Complete.
Example 3 , Complete.

City: Cartagena

Example 1 , Complete.

City: Lima

Example 1 , Buildings that does not show the roof in the image is considered as complete.
Example 2 , Complete.
Example 3 , Complete.
Example 4 , Complete.

City: Neiva

Example 1 , Complete.

City: St Maarten

Example 1 , Complete.
Example 2 , Complete.
Example 3 , Complete.
Example 4 , Complete.

City: Dominica

Example 1 , Complete.
Example 2 , Buildings constructed on columns are considered complete.
Example 3 , Buildings where one side on the first floor is complete and the other part are columns is considered complete.
Example 4 , Complete.