September 2026

Argentina real estate market report — September 2026

Apartments in Argentina stand at $1,826 per m² (sale) in September 2026.

Houses stand at $1,059 per m².

Monthly summary of the Argentina real estate market by TuLugar, over 895,790 listings analysed once duplicates are removed. These are asking prices, not closing prices.

Apartments: $/m² (sale)

$1,826/m²

Houses: $/m² (sale): $1,059/m²across 216,717 houses reporting built area (80% of houses for sale)

Typical apartment price

1 bedroom
$89,000
2 bedrooms
$125,000
3 bedrooms
$195,000

Key takeaways

  • San Martín de los Andes is the country's most expensive city for apartments: $3,356/m², above Buenos Aires ($2,400/m²).
  • Puerto Madero is the most expensive neighborhood in Buenos Aires ($5,812/m²); Villa Soldati the most affordable ($848/m²).
  • The highest gross apartment yield in Buenos Aires is in Villa Lugano: 7.6% a year.
  • A typical Airbnb earns $1,223 per month at 63% occupancy.
  • Gross apartment rental yield is 5.1% a year — about 19 years of rent to repay the purchase.

Key figures

Each figure is computed per property type — we never blend apartments, houses and land into one average.

Apartments: $/m² (sale)

$1,826/m²

across 259,009 apartments for sale

Houses: $/m² (sale)

$1,059/m²

across 216,717 houses reporting built area (80% of houses for sale)

Median sale price (apartment)

$115,000

Median sale price (house)

$160,000

Median rent (apartment)

$492

Gross yield (apartments)

5.1%

≈ 19 years of rent to repay the purchase

Cities: apartment $/m²

Price per m² of apartments for sale and its monthly change. Two readings: where the m² is dearest, and what the deepest markets are doing. The first monthly change is published when the following month closes.

Most expensive

Cities with at least 200 apartments for sale, ordered by $/m².

Largest markets

The 10 cities with the most apartments for sale, ordered by $/m².

Buenos Aires: $/m² by neighborhood

Median price per m² of apartments for sale in September 2026. Neighborhoods with at least 30 apartments; gray = insufficient sample.

Agronomía: $2,000/m²Almagro: $2,111/m²Balvanera: $1,667/m²Barracas: $1,875/m²Belgrano: $3,110/m²Boedo: $1,894/m²Caballito: $2,317/m²Chacarita: $2,631/m²Coghlan: $2,697/m²Colegiales: $2,920/m²Constitución: $1,500/m²Flores: $1,795/m²Floresta: $1,539/m²La Boca: $1,407/m²La Paternal: $1,733/m²Liniers: $1,791/m²Mataderos: $1,625/m²Monserrat: $1,935/m²Monte Castro: $1,898/m²Naón: $2,178/m²Nueva Pompeya: $1,299/m²Núñez: $3,241/m²Palermo: $3,250/m²Parque Avellaneda: $1,307/m²Parque Chacabuco: $1,875/m²Parque Chas: $2,226/m²Parque Patricios: $1,611/m²Puerto Madero: $5,812/m²Recoleta: $2,728/m²Retiro: $2,481/m²Saavedra: $2,685/m²San Cristóbal: $1,710/m²San Nicolás: $1,780/m²San Telmo: $1,987/m²Vélez Sarsfield: $1,655/m²Versalles: $1,632/m²Villa Crespo: $2,399/m²Villa del Parque: $2,119/m²Villa Devoto: $2,483/m²Villa General Mitre: $1,813/m²Villa Lugano: $1,057/m²Villa Luro: $1,905/m²Villa Ortúzar: $2,549/m²Villa Pueyrredón: $2,066/m²Villa Real: $1,723/m²Villa Riachuelo: $1,749/m²Villa Santa Rita: $1,888/m²Villa Soldati: $848/m²Villa Urquiza: $2,580/m²Palermo$3,250/m²Belgrano$3,110/m²Caballito$2,317/m²Villa Urquiza$2,580/m²Villa Crespo$2,399/m²Flores$1,795/m²Villa Devoto$2,483/m²$848–$1,632$1,632–$1,813$1,813–$2,066$2,066–$2,580$2,580–$5,812tulugar.com · September 2026
Most expensive
  1. 1Puerto Madero$5,812/m²
  2. 2Palermo$3,250/m²
  3. 3Núñez$3,241/m²
  4. 4Belgrano$3,110/m²
  5. 5Colegiales$2,920/m²
Most affordable
  1. 1Villa Soldati$848/m²
  2. 2Villa Lugano$1,057/m²
  3. 3Nueva Pompeya$1,299/m²
  4. 4Parque Avellaneda$1,307/m²
  5. 5La Boca$1,407/m²
Neighborhood$/m²2-bed apt.Apt. rentGross yieldApartments
Puerto Madero
$5,812
$712,100$2,4005.0%1,827
Palermo
$3,250
$245,000$8504.7%13,571
Núñez
$3,241
$259,000$7504.7%4,338
Belgrano
$3,110
$237,000$8004.2%7,688
Colegiales
$2,920
$210,000$7054.6%2,561
Recoleta
$2,728
$229,000$7884.2%6,890
Coghlan
$2,697
$194,500$4964.0%807
Saavedra
$2,685
$215,000$6004.4%2,212
Chacarita
$2,631
$165,000$5254.4%1,222
Villa Urquiza
$2,580
$195,000$5894.3%4,023
Villa Ortúzar
$2,549
$210,000$5584.3%1,041
Villa Devoto
$2,483
$202,000$6874.6%2,686
Retiro
$2,481
$195,000$7004.3%1,861
Villa Crespo
$2,399
$160,000$5895.0%3,655
Caballito
$2,317
$169,000$5784.2%6,555
Parque Chas
$2,226
$179,000$4914.9%576
Naón
$2,178
———82
Villa del Parque
$2,119
$165,000$5254.5%1,968
Almagro
$2,111
$134,950$5254.9%4,313
Villa Pueyrredón
$2,066
$165,000$4654.1%957
Agronomía
$2,000
$149,000$5254.7%276
San Telmo
$1,987
$118,000$5906.2%1,559
Monserrat
$1,935
$105,000$5256.0%2,240
Villa Luro
$1,905
$145,900$5095.1%1,306
Monte Castro
$1,898
$149,000$4924.6%905
Boedo
$1,894
$125,000$4734.9%1,261
Villa Santa Rita
$1,888
$130,000$4605.0%795
Barracas
$1,875
$125,000$5585.3%1,749
Parque Chacabuco
$1,875
$124,950$5565.6%1,211
Villa General Mitre
$1,813
$129,000$5105.2%620
Flores
$1,795
$119,000$5005.0%3,444
Liniers
$1,791
$128,000$4584.8%1,315
San Nicolás
$1,780
$110,000$4796.2%1,800
Villa Riachuelo
$1,749
———134
La Paternal
$1,733
$120,000$4914.9%537
Villa Real
$1,723
———163
San Cristóbal
$1,710
$99,900$4506.0%1,667
Balvanera
$1,667
$110,000$4735.7%4,030
Vélez Sarsfield
$1,655
$120,000$4915.8%550
Versalles
$1,632
$119,950——221
Mataderos
$1,625
$133,950$4915.1%983
Parque Patricios
$1,611
$105,000$4525.8%908
Floresta
$1,539
$109,000$4275.1%997
Constitución
$1,500
$80,000$4286.1%1,172
La Boca
$1,407
$79,633$4927.0%543
Parque Avellaneda
$1,307
$99,900$5236.0%544
Nueva Pompeya
$1,299
———211
Villa Lugano
$1,057
$75,000$4597.6%833
Villa Soldati
$848
———122

2-bed apt. = median sale price of 2-bedroom apartments (min. 50). Rent = median monthly apartment rent (min. 30). Gross yield = rent × 12 / median sale price, before expenses.

Market context

Third-party indicators that accompany this report. Each figure carries its source and the month it refers to; they are not part of the TuLugar series.

Property deeds signed (CABA)

6,051

-9.0% year-over-year

July 2026 · Source: Colegio de Escribanos de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Deeds with a mortgage (CABA)

959

-31.2% year-over-year

July 2026 · Source: Colegio de Escribanos de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Inflation (CPI)

2.1% monthly

33.8% year-over-year

July 2026 · Source: INDEC

Short-term rentals (Airbnb)

Medians across entire homes active during the month. In small markets and seasonal destinations, large monthly swings usually reflect the change of season, not a trend.

Median nightly rate

$68

Median occupancy

63%

Median revenue/mo

$1,223

Entire properties analyzed

6,655

In Buenos Aires, the largest market with 5,313 entire homes, the median rate was $68/night at 67% occupancy.

Buenos Aires: Airbnb monthly revenue by neighborhood

Median monthly revenue per listing in September 2026. Neighborhoods with at least 10 listings analyzed; gray = insufficient sample.

Almagro: $1,169/moBalvanera: $1,057/moBarracas: $780/moBelgrano: $1,247/moBoedo: $1,159/moCaballito: $1,093/moChacarita: $1,205/moCoghlan: $837/moColegiales: $1,440/moConstitución: $938/moFlores: $991/moLa Boca: $470/moMonserrat: $1,071/moNúñez: $1,059/moPalermo: $1,517/moParque Chacabuco: $1,114/moPuerto Madero: $2,319/moRecoleta: $1,499/moRetiro: $1,197/moSaavedra: $1,071/moSan Cristóbal: $854/moSan Nicolás: $1,179/moSan Telmo: $1,110/moVilla Crespo: $1,157/moPalermo$1,517/moRecoleta$1,499/moSan Nicolás$1,179/moSan Telmo$1,110/moAlmagro$1,169/moBelgrano$1,247/moNúñez$1,059/mo$470–$938$938–$1,071$1,071–$1,159$1,159–$1,247$1,247–$2,319tulugar.com · September 2026
NeighborhoodMonthly revenueNightly rateOccupancyListings
Puerto Madero
$2,319
$14053%173
Palermo
$1,517
$7371%1,347
Recoleta
$1,499
$6973%616
Belgrano
$1,247
$7367%232
Chacarita
$1,205
$6363%89
Retiro
$1,197
$6667%301
San Nicolás
$1,179
$6067%579
Almagro
$1,169
$5963%261
Villa Crespo
$1,157
$6660%225
San Telmo
$1,110
$6857%283
Caballito
$1,093
$6363%94
Monserrat
$1,071
$6165%398
Núñez
$1,059
$7160%122
Balvanera
$1,057
$5964%150
Constitución
$938
$5860%128
Barracas
$780
$8040%93

Small sample — not ranked

These neighborhoods are published separately because they carry far fewer analysed properties than most: 54 or under, against a median of 229 across the rest. The figure is what that sample gives, and with so few properties a single listing can move it a long way. We do not rank them against those above, nor use them to say which is the most expensive or the most affordable.

NeighborhoodMonthly revenueListings
Colegiales$1,44043
Boedo$1,15911
Parque Chacabuco$1,11411
Saavedra$1,07111
Flores$99112
San Cristóbal$85440
Coghlan$83712
La Boca$47054

By city

Cities with at least 50 entire homes analyzed in the month.

CityRate/nightOccupancyRevenue/moRate MoMListings
Buenos Aires$6867%
$1,275
—5,313
Mendoza$5657%
$979
—326
Córdoba$5143%
$855
—248
San Carlos de Bariloche$8640%
$1,372
—186
Godoy Cruz$5433%
$615
—84
Chacras de Coria$10140%
$1,322
—84
San Nicolás de los Arroyos$9413%
$248
—61
Luján de Cuyo$6410%
$1,340
—56
Posadas$5210%
$147
—55

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Sources & methodology

Data: the residential inventory TuLugar monitors continuously in the country — listings published on the site plus supply we track for statistics only — on asking prices, not closing prices, computed per property type and over unique units, plus public short-term-rental data. The full construction is in the methodology.

How each figure is calculated

  • Apartments, $/m²: median asking price per built m² of apartments for sale (259,009 in this report).
  • Houses, $/m²: median asking price per built m² of houses for sale that report their built area (216,717 of 271,258, 80%). Built areas outside 30–2,000 m² and prices outside USD 100–10,000 per m² are excluded. The median house price uses every house for sale.
  • Median sale prices: the median asking price of each property type, never mixing types.
  • Median rent: apartments on long-term rental, in US dollars per month.
  • Gross yield: a median apartment’s annual rent divided by its median sale price. It is indicative: expenses, taxes and vacant months are not deducted.
  • Properties analyzed: 895,790 unique units from the month’s census; a property listed by several agencies counts once.

The median rent covers long-term rentals; nightly and per-season listings are excluded from the calculation. In markets with a large holiday component, monthly rents in resort areas are seasonal and far above the capital — read them city by city rather than as a single figure.

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