Añelo, the Neuquén locality that serves as the operational base for Vaca Muerta, already receives between 25,000 and 35,000 workers per day and could reach 50,000 inhabitants by 2032. The accelerated growth of the country's most important deposit has begun to transform not only Argentina's energy matrix but also the real estate market throughout the area.
The demand for corporate accommodation for oil companies, contractors, and technical personnel has opened a new business in Neuquén: apartments built, equipped, and rented for companies, with contracts in dollars and occupancy levels that are practically full. What was once a promise tied to energy development is now starting to become infrastructure, employment, and concrete square meters.
The tool allows you to invest from US$1,000 in already built, equipped, and rented assets.
The novelty is the launch of the real estate financial trust “Espacio Añelo,” located within the Hotel District and driven by Idero. The tool allows investments starting from US$1,000 in already built, equipped, and rented assets, a key difference compared to the traditional well scheme, where the investor must wait for the completion of the work.
The trust will invest in 20 apartments of 52 square meters, located in Building 2 of the complex, intended for temporary rental for multinational oil companies. The model aims for contracts in dollars, full occupancy, and income from the start, with values around US$2,400 per month per unit.
The estimated profitability is between 8% and 12% annually in dollars, above the traditional residential average in Buenos Aires. While for years the Argentine real estate market has been hit by controls, restrictions, and distrust, Vaca Muerta is beginning to show a different path, tied to real production and concrete demand.
The tool allows you to invest from US$1,000 in already built, equipped, and rented assets.
Another relevant point is that the instrument has a public offering authorized by the National Securities Commission (CNV), which allows the certificates to be traded in the secondary market, such as BYMA, and adds liquidity. Additionally, the Participation Certificates can be tokenized, meaning they can be digitally represented under the framework provided by the CNV.
The developing company also reported that it has been operating in Añelo for over five years, with 340 places in operation and 100% occupancy. Its plan for 2032 includes building more than 30 buildings, with around 3,000 places, in line with the expected growth of the area.
