The 2025 marks a turning point for the real estate market of Buenos Aires, and Branson is positioned at the forefront with a project that brings together design, quality and strategic location.
Located in the corner of Migueletes and Olazábal, in one of the most coveted areas of the city, Mine Migueletes It is the third building of the saga Mineafter the successful Mine Newbery and Mine Virrey del Pino. This development Boutique It offers units of 2 and 3 environments, with constructive standards that seek to redefine the experience of living in the city.
“Mine is synonymous with projects designed to the smallest detail. Triple A locations, first -line materials and a design that prioritizes both aesthetics and functionality,” he explains Hugo Koifman, director of Branson.
With one Delivery planned for October 2025the project is already in the final stage of work: installation of floors, furniture and artifacts. “This development reflects our commitment to comfort and quality. It is designed for those who seek a home with identity or an investment with solid patrimonial value,” adds Ayelén Saadi, the architect in charge of the work management.
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Mine Migueletes It stands out for the attention to amenities, designed to offer a full lifestyle. Elegant common spaces, with airtight double glass carpentry for thermacoustic insulation, kitchens with syllastone countertops and premium terminations in all spaces, noble materials such as travertine in halls and high -end porcelain in shared areas are part of the DNA of the project.
A real estate market that recovers dynamism
Branson’s first semester has been highly positive, driven by a more stable macroeconomic context that encourages movement in the sector. Factors such as Low of inflationthe dollar stability and the reactivation of Mortgage credit They have been keys to boost demand.
“There is a generalized rebound in all real estate assets: departments, offices, garages, premises and industrial properties. We come from a very good 2024 and we expect a 2025 even better,” says Koifman.
The growing demand is not limited to traditional neighborhoods as Recoleta, where at the end of the year it will begin Mine Ayacucho In the corner of Ayacucho and Las Heras, but also expands to emerging areas such as Saavedra, Coghlan and Chacarita. “Each land that goes on sale finds a developer willing to invest, which generates a very favorable ecosystem for the development of new projects,” he says.
Branson: 25 years building value in Buenos Aires
With more than two decades of experience, Branson has established itself as one of the most relevant developers in Buenos Aires. From his first works in Palermo Nuevo, with buildings such as Cerviño Nuevo and Dorrego Nuevo, to milestones such as Lex Tower, the 30 -story offices tower in the middle of the Buenos Aires center, the company has managed to combine innovation, quality and strategic vision.
“Branson is a multidisciplinary team with more than 25 years in the sector. Architecture, marketing, finance and customer service work in an integrated way to guarantee projects that respond to market needs and exceed the expectations of those who trust us,” says Koifman.
More than a project
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In a real estate market in full reactivation, Mine Migueletes It is positioned as an ideal option for those looking for a home with lasting value or a strategic investment in one of the most attractive neighborhoods in the city.
“Investing in Real Estate is always an intelligent patrimonial decision. Projects such as Mine Migueletes show how quality and location can transform spaces and consolidate long -term value,” concludes Hugo Koifman, director of Branson.
The delivery scheduled for October 2025 invites interested parties to know first hand a project that combines privileged design, comfort and location.
Source: Ambito
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