Rentals: which is the neighborhood with the best profitability in Greater Buenos Aires

Rentals: which is the neighborhood with the best profitability in Greater Buenos Aires

September 12, 2024 – 11:07

Currently, in Greater Buenos Aires West-South, 24.2 years of rent are needed to repay the purchase investment, 22% less than a year ago

In Greater Buenos Aires In the west-south region, the rent/price ratio grew and stood at 4.14% annually. In this way, It takes 24.2 years of renting to repay the purchase investment22% less than a year ago.

According to a report by Zonaprop, Ezeiza leads the ranking of neighborhoods with the best profitabilitywith an average gross return of 5.6%. They are followed by Ciudadela and Martín Coronado, with a gross return of 5.5% and 5.3% respectively, while those with the lowest profitable advantage are Adrogué (3.2%), Lomas de Zamora (3.4%) and Banfield (3.5%).

In GBA north, the relationship rent/price also rose and stands at 3.99% annually. Currently, It takes 25.1 years of rent to repay the initial investment, 12% less than a year ago.

Belén de Escobar, San Miguel and San Andrés are the neighbourhoods in the area with the highest profitability, with 6.1%, 5.4% and 5.2% of gross return, respectively. On the other hand, La Lucila and Vicente López are those with the lowest return, with 3.3% each.

How much does it cost to rent in GBA west-south

Currently, a two-room apartment in GBA west-south It is rented for $331,306 per monthwhile a three-room apartment costs $430,538 per month.

The average price increased by 5.6% in August and is expected to increase by 59.2% in 2024. Rent in GBA West-South is 26% cheaper than in GBA North ($450,330) and 32% more affordable than in CABA ($485,881 per month).

Canning is the most expensive option to rent, with an average price of $439,731 per month. Ezeiza and Sáenz Peña follow, with an average price of $418,822 per month, and $404,725 per month, respectively. On the other hand, La Tablada has the cheapest offer, with a price of $241,974 per month. Merlo ($250,556 per month) and Burzaco ($253,094 per month) complete the ranking.

Nordelta leads the ranking with the highest price offer in the northern zone

In the northern area of ​​the Greater Buenos Airesthe average rental price rose 5.3% in August and accumulates a 55.4% increase in 2024. A two-room apartment of 50 m2 has a value of $450,330 per monthwhile a three-room apartment has an average price of $655,299 per month. Small apartments are those with the greatest increase.

Nordelta leads the ranking of neighborhoods with the highest supply with an average price of $577,139 per month. Florida and Olivos complete the podium with an average value of $542,853 per month and $532,747 per month, respectively. Los Polvorines, on the other hand, has the cheapest offer, with an average price of $322,955 per month. It is followed by José León Suárez ($326,002 per month) and San Andrés ($354,526 per month).

Source: Ambito

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