The area then had a rapid residential and industrial development, with numerous small manufacturing businesses basing their operations in the area. Puente Aranda was zonified and consolidated with the Pilot Plan for Bogotá in 1951.
The region's growth accelerated rapidly, driven by an influx of new housing and industrial projects, with numerous small businesses establishing themselves in the area. In 1951, Puente Aranda became part of the broader Bogotá development plan.