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Real Estate Sales Home prices for sale rose 5.7% so far in 2024: it is the first sign of recovery in 6 years - Infobae

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Home prices for sale rose 5.7% so far in 2024: it is the first sign of recovery in 6 years - Infobae
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August 28, 2024

This was confirmed by an analysis that also found that the average purchase price is 7% above the minimum recorded in June 2023. In terms of rentals, the values have stabilized but remain high: a two-room apartment exceeds an average of $485,000 per month.



By Jose Luis Cieri


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Buying and selling operations continue to rise and values have risen again, confirming a change in trend after 6 years of constant falls.

A private analysis has revealed a significant change in the real estate market in the city of Buenos Aires. Purchase and sale transactions are on the rise, with an increase in prices confirming a reversal of the trend after six years of continuous declines.



In 2024, according to Zonaprop, the sales price in CABA accumulated an increase of 5.7%, the best record in 60 months.

In August, the average price per square metre rose by 0.6% to USD 2,301, which is 7% higher than the minimum recorded in June 2023 and confirms the recovery after a prolonged crisis.



Regarding rentals, the study concluded that the average price of a two-room apartment in CABA increased by 4.5% in August, reaching an average of $485,881 per month. With the decrease in inflation and the expansion of supply, which includes more than 15,000 properties in different neighborhoods, the accumulated increase in 2024 is 45%, below the annual inflation of 94%, but it is still high for the income of employees who have not yet managed to recover their income against the inflation index.



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Wow it sounds like prices are rebounding there after a couple years falling.
Yes prices were falling for several years each year more and more. With the economy no one was buying properties the past years after pandemic. The only people that I met that purchased were one friend from the UK and an American friend. Now many including locals are buying. I have some family from other cities in Argentina but most people prefer to invest in Buenos Aires as it is the safest for rentals and future sales price.
 
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