Airbnb Investment in Buenos Aires: Profitability & ROI 2026

Short-term rental data and profitability in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Analyze occupancy, prices, and ROI by neighborhood.

Median/Night

$73

Occupancy

73%

Active Properties

12,494

Monthly Income

$1,533

median per listing

+4.4% nightly rate (Oct)+10.7pp occupancy (Oct)
Data as of November 2026.

Market Summary

Short-term rental data in Buenos Aires

Data as of November 2026

We analyzed 12483 short-term rental properties in Buenos Aires, with a median rate of $73/night and an occupancy rate of 73%, generating an estimated revenue of $1533/month.

Profitability by Bedrooms

How price and occupancy vary by number of bedrooms.

bedroomsListingsNightly RateOccupancyEst. Monthly Income
SStudio4,430$6870%$1,423
11 bedroom6,707$7073%$1,475
22 bedrooms1,157$10473%$2,185
33 bedrooms151$15073%$2,849
44 bedrooms29$27659%$4,439
5+5+ bedrooms9-73%-

Investment Context

Buenos Aires stands out as the region's largest market with over 75% occupancy, driven by international tourism, cultural events, and a world-class dining scene that attracts travelers year-round. With 12483 analyzed properties, a median rate of $73/night, and 73% occupancy, investors can expect an estimated monthly revenue of $1,533. The city has 24 neighborhoods with profitability data, with Palermo standing out as one of the most attractive for investment. Use this data to compare areas, evaluate returns, and make informed decisions before investing in a short-term rental property.

Monthly history in Buenos Aires

Entire properties, in USD. Median per listing; published months are never restated. · Download CSV

From September 2026, occupied nights are measured day by day and rates come from real 3-night stay quotes. August 2026 uses the previous method (listed rate and forward calendar) and is not compared with the new months.

Nightly rate change — October 2026
Monthly
+4.4%
Quarterly
—
Annual
—
Month$/nightMoMOccupancyChg (pts)Est. revenue/mo
October 2026$71+4.4%77%+10.7 pts$1,640
September 2026$68—67%—$1,275
Previous method (through August 2026): listed rate and forward calendar — not comparable with the months above.
August 2026$41—77%—$900
Monthly report: how much an Airbnb earns in Buenos Aires
Median revenue, occupancy and a neighborhood ranking, published every month.

Best Neighborhoods to Invest

Profitability comparison by area. Price, occupancy, and estimated income data.

#NeighborhoodProperties AnalyzedNightly RateOccupancyAvg. Monthly IncomeGross yield
1Puerto Madero299$15667%$2,6745.5%
2Recoleta1,632$7880%$1,7959.8%
3Palermo3,076$8277%$1,785-
4Belgrano852$7870%$1,5758.2%
5Retiro864$7073%$1,5039.5%
6Chacarita210$7073%$1,48912.4%
7Colegiales314$7673%$1,4769.6%
8Almagro506$6375%$1,44713.5%
9Villa Crespo451$6973%$1,43812.3%
10Núñez304$7077%$1,4188.9%
11San Telmo515$7370%$1,38014.4%
12Balvanera230$6377%$1,32415.9%
13San Nicolás1,555$6570%$1,29716.4%
14Monserrat862$6373%$1,27414.6%
15Constitución177$6173%$1,22417.3%

Over the last 59 days, the median price in Buenos Aires increased 12.3% to $70/night. Occupancy rose to 72%.

Ready to Invest in Buenos Aires?

Properties in Buenos Aires generate a median of $1,533/month in short-term rentals.

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Methodology

The data in this analysis comes from public Airbnb listings in Buenos Aires. Prices are calculated from published rates, occupancy is estimated through calendar availability analysis, and revenue is projected using the formula: median rate x occupancy x 30 days. Data is updated daily and represents a sample of 12483 active properties. This page reflects data as of November 2026. Airbnb is a registered trademark of Airbnb, Inc. TuLugar is not affiliated with or endorsed by Airbnb.

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