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March 20, 2025
The real estate market continues to grow. Here's how prices are looking neighborhood by neighborhood.
How much did the square meter increase neighborhood by neighborhood in March 2025?Gonzalo Colini
The real estate market continues to grow, and since the introduction of mortgage lending in April of last year , more and more people are interested in purchasing a property and fulfilling the long-awaited dream of owning a home.
In this context, several market figures show that prices could continue to rise, surpassing the 6.8% increase in published values in 2024. Just last week, one of the most popular economic analysts among business owners and financial agents predicted to LA NACION that property prices would rise by up to 40% in the coming years.
The square meter of CABA's publishing space increased by 6.8% in 2024.Uladzimir Zuyeu - Shutterstock
Considering what happened between 2019 and 2023, when values fell 24%, it becomes clear how outdated the market is, given that listing prices barely recovered by 6.8% last year. In other words, there's still a long way to go to reach 2018's figures.
Now, if the analysis is carried out by the increase in square meters neighborhood by neighborhood, each place had its own dynamics in February:
In January, the City of Buenos Aires recorded a total of 3,645 purchase and sale transactions, which represents a year-on-year growth of 93.7%.Alejandro Guyot
Mortgage lending isn't far behind, as 26% of deeds in January were mortgaged, demonstrating that lending continues to drive activity in the sector. This is a very good percentage compared to the share of mortgages in December, which accounted for less than 15%.
Visits recorded on major property listing sites also reflect the growing interest in property purchases. In December, they reached a total of 16,670,000, representing a 73% increase compared to December 2023 and marking 11 consecutive months of year-over-year increases , according to figures from Daniel Bryn, a broker at Zipcode and Monitor Inmobiliario.
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www.lanacion.com.ar
March 20, 2025
The real estate market continues to grow. Here's how prices are looking neighborhood by neighborhood.
How much did the square meter increase neighborhood by neighborhood in March 2025?Gonzalo Colini
The real estate market continues to grow, and since the introduction of mortgage lending in April of last year , more and more people are interested in purchasing a property and fulfilling the long-awaited dream of owning a home.
In this context, several market figures show that prices could continue to rise, surpassing the 6.8% increase in published values in 2024. Just last week, one of the most popular economic analysts among business owners and financial agents predicted to LA NACION that property prices would rise by up to 40% in the coming years.
The square meter of CABA's publishing space increased by 6.8% in 2024.Uladzimir Zuyeu - Shutterstock
Considering what happened between 2019 and 2023, when values fell 24%, it becomes clear how outdated the market is, given that listing prices barely recovered by 6.8% last year. In other words, there's still a long way to go to reach 2018's figures.
How did the square meter increase neighborhood by neighborhood?
The average price per square meter in the city is US$2,370, according to the latest Zonaprop report, which reflects prices published in February. Thus, a studio apartment averages US$104,280, while a two-bedroom apartment averages US$125,427 , and a three-bedroom apartment averages US$172,723.Now, if the analysis is carried out by the increase in square meters neighborhood by neighborhood, each place had its own dynamics in February:
- Agronomia: down 1.45%
- Chacarita rose 1.16%
- Coghlan: up 0.96%
- Paternal: up 0.34%
- Parque Chas: up 0.16%
- Saavedra: up 0.83%
- Villa Crespo: up 1.82%
- Villa Ortúzar: up 2.14%
- Villa Urquiza: up 1.48%
- Belgrano: 1.72%
- Colegiales: up 1.37%
- Núñez: up 2.08%
- Palermo: up 1.65%
- Recoleta: up 1.03%
- Retiro: up 0.24%
- Almagro: up 1.89%
- Balvanera: up 1.85%
- Caballito: 1.26%
- Flores: 1.23%
- Chacabuco Park: 0.69%
- Constitucion: 1.69%
- Montserrat: 1.90%
- Puerto Madero: 0.38%
- San Nicolás: 1.18%
- San Telmo: 1.97%
- Monte Castro: 1.33%
- Villa del Parque: 0.97%
- Villa Devoto: 1.43%
- Villa Gral Mitre: 0.98%
- Villa Pueyrredón: 2.09%
- Santa Rita: 0.43%
- Floresta: : down 1.12%
- Liniers: up 0.64%
- Mataderos: up 1.24%
- Parque Avellaneda: up 0.67%
- Vélez Sarsfield: up 0.62%
- Versalles: down 1.50%
- Villa Luro: up 1.56%
- Villa Real: up 2.84%
- Nueva Pompeya: up 0.60%
- Lugano: up 4.47%
- Villa Riachuelo: down 1.48%
- Barracas: up 0.67%
- Boedo: up 1.46%
- La Boca: up 0.34%
- Parque Patricios: down 0.10%
- San Cristóbal: up 0.03%
In January, the City of Buenos Aires recorded a total of 3,645 purchase and sale transactions, which represents a year-on-year growth of 93.7%.Alejandro Guyot
How is the demand?
On the demand side, the figures from the latest deeds attest to the renewed interest in investing or sheltering dollars in the real estate market. In January, the City of Buenos Aires recorded a total of 3,645 purchase and sale transactions, representing a 93.7% year-over-year increase . Looking at the last decade, these are good numbers, as this month has not typically surpassed 2,000 transactions, with the exception of 2018, the era of the UVA loan boom, when there were 4,500 deeds.Mortgage lending isn't far behind, as 26% of deeds in January were mortgaged, demonstrating that lending continues to drive activity in the sector. This is a very good percentage compared to the share of mortgages in December, which accounted for less than 15%.
Visits recorded on major property listing sites also reflect the growing interest in property purchases. In December, they reached a total of 16,670,000, representing a 73% increase compared to December 2023 and marking 11 consecutive months of year-over-year increases , according to figures from Daniel Bryn, a broker at Zipcode and Monitor Inmobiliario.
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