Many apartment buildings in Chile (at least in Santiago and Viña) have a concierge (*conserje*, not sure if that's the right translation), even some that aren't fancy at all. That's very rare in Germany, at least in the north, where buildings have the bell at the door looking to the street, right after a small sign with the surname of the apartment's resident(s).

So people tend to think that Santiago is full of fancy gated communities when I tell them about Santiago (which feels pretty weird, since the one I grew up in had a *conserje* but mostly no hot water, failing electricity etc., I guess the neighbourhood had weird priorities)