A two -room department has an average value of $ 426,884 per month while one of three environments is rented for $ 575,208 per month.
The rental prices They uploaded a 4.4% In January in the West and South Zone of Greater Buenos Aires (GBA)this increase would almost double the Consumer Price Index (CPI) projected by the market in 2.3%. Although, in the last twelve months they record an increase of 80.3% and are slightly below the accumulated inflation of that period (85%).
These data arise from the last survey of ZONEPROP. A two -room department has an average value of $ 426,884 monthly while one of three environments is rented by $ 575,208 monthly.
Rentals: What are the most expensive and cheap neighborhoods?
Among the most expensive neighborhoods are: Holy places With an average price of $ 528,568 per month. They follow him Sáenz Peña with $ 521,391 and Castelar with $ 502,757.
At the far end, Gregorio de Laferrere presents the most economical offer, with an average price of $ 290,883 monthly. They follow him King’s step with a value of $ 325,882 and La Tablada with $ 340,595.
Rentals in the north zone climbed less than in the west and south zone
The average price of a Rent in GBA Norte A 3.7% In January and in the last twelve months it accumulates an increase of 61.6%, below inflation (85%). A two -room department and 50 m2 have a value of $ 542,713 monthly, while one of three environments and 70 m2 is rented by $ 738,566 per month.
The most expensive neighborhoods are: Olive trees ($ 647,946 per month), La Lucila ($ 645,204 per month), Vicente López ($ 641,407 per month). On the contrary, José León Suárez It is positioned as the most economical neighborhood, with an average price of $ 404,902 monthly. San Andrés ($ 439,838) and Manuel Alberti ($ 443,035) They complete the ranking of the most economical options.
Source: Ambito
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