Meanwhile, the neighborhoods more economical in the city are Villa Lugano, where you pay US$1,016 per meter, in Nueva Pompeya, the price is US$1,400 per meter and, in La Boca, it is valued at US$1,484.
The most depreciated neighborhoods for sale
Runner North and Macrocenter are the areas that registered the greatest resilience, while the South Zone shows the biggest year-on-year price drops. In fact, new pompeii It is the neighborhood of the city that has lost the most value in the last 24 months, with a drop of 25.06% in the price of the metro, which stands at US$1,868, followed by Agronomywith an annual decrease of 21.56% in the cost of the square meter, up to US$2,418.
Meanwhile, the one that lost less value is Madero Portwith an annual depreciation of 2.76%, followed by Monserrat, a neighborhood in which, in the last 24 months, the price per square meter fell 4.75% and, today, stands at US$2,068. Palermo, for its part, devalued 11.18% in one year.
The evolution of rentals in CABA
For tenants, meanwhile, rents in CABA increased by 6.8% in January of this year and the price variation registered in the last 12 months is 104%the maximum rise since the beginning of the Zonaprop Index, which dates from 2012.
On average, the rental value a studio apartment in CABA is $82,437 per month, a two-bedroom apartment costs $99,290 and a three-room, 70 m2 unit rents for $133,558 per month.
the neighborhoods more expensive to rent are the same as in the case of the sale price, since Puerto Madero is positioned as the most expensive neighborhood in the City of Buenos Aires, with an average price of $208,625 per month. Palermo and Núñez follow, with $120,464 and $111,960 per month, respectively.
In the Middle areaare Santa Rita, with a value of $95,639 per month, in Caballito, the rental value is $95,047 and, in Villa Gral Miter, renting costs $92,646.
While the neighborhoods more economical to rent are Floresta, where it costs $77,204, Liniers, with a value of $77,342 per month, and San Telmo, at $79,036.
Source: Ambito
