Argentina is in the midst of a strong economic recovery, not only through the main macroeconomic indicators, but also in the daily lives of the population.
After decades marked by recurrent crises, high inflation, and prolonged stagnation, the liberal reforms implemented by the government of Javier Milei are beginning to consolidate a new economic cycle. This process is reflected in the return of growth, slowing inflation, improved purchasing power, and the return of credit, investment, and confidence.
The real estate market
One of the sectors that has benefited most from stability is the real estate market. The favorable impact of the deregulation of the rental market, one of the first measures Milei took upon assuming the presidency, is widely recognized.
This decision led to a notable increase in the supply of rental properties, resulting in a decrease in real prices. In addition to this positive change in the rental sector, encouraging figures are also beginning to emerge in the real estate sales segment.
According to the most recent data from the National Institute of Statistics, during March 2025, 62,808 home sales transactions were completed, representing a 40.6% year-on-year increase and marking the best record for the month of March since 2007.
In the cumulative total for the first quarter, the increase was 20.7%, with a notable boost in new property sales (+64.2%) and solid performance in used properties (+34.8%). Although the final data for April is not yet available, a year-on-year increase of 50.5% has already been reported in the City of Buenos Aires.
The automotive industry
The rebound is not limited to the real estate sector. The automotive industry is also reaching record figures. According to the Automotive Trade Chamber, 158,960 used vehicles were sold in April, representing a 16.7% increase compared to the same month last year and 11.6% more than in March.
