Buenos Aires, Argentina Real Estate Update, June

June 2025 Update

As Argentina continues undergoing significant economic transformation, its real estate market presents a compelling case study, with our analysis focusing on the latest data from June. Argentina’s economy showed notable stabilization in May–June 2025, with inflation slowing to 1.5% in May – the lowest monthly rate in over five years – and annual inflation easing to about 43.5%. The legendary charm of Buenos Aires, with its grand European-style architecture and vibrant cultural life, continues to be a major draw. We will analyze the fresh data from June 2025 to understand the trends taking shape across the city's most iconic and up-and-coming neighborhoods, from the ever-popular Palermo to the emerging hotspots showing significant growth potential.

An Argentinian tango hall filled with locals

Buenos Aires Prices

For my US readers, $2000/sq m = $185/sq ft (because 10.76 sq feet = 1 sq meter)

I like to look at median listing price to get a sense of how expensive a generic apartment might be in a particular neighborhood

Contextualizing rental yields by showing them in relation to median for sale price gives a sense of how long it would take to pay off a property via renting

Price Trends

Note that these numbers are not smoothed with moving averages which is how many real estate agents would present them, but rather compare this months median $/sq m to prior months

Note that these numbers are not smoothed with moving averages but rather compare this months $/sq m to the $/sq m one year ago

As we've seen, Buenos Aires real estate remains considerably more volatile than Lima's, reflecting the underlying economic dynamics of the respective nations. While Argentina's current economic reforms under Javier Milei show early signs of stabilization, it's still too soon to definitively say if these measures will overcome decades of past mismanagement or if the current austerity will face significant headwinds. We'll be closely monitoring these developments. Be sure to check back next month for our updated analysis of the latest real estate figures for both Argentina and Peru, and revisit our previous posts for a deeper dive into prior months' data.