According to a local survey, the industrial, residential, and commercial sectors are showing signs of recovery
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The Córdoba real estate market is showing a new business climate after the national elections, according to a survey by La Voz del Interior. The data processed by Brick Data shows more realistic price adjustments in the main segments. The trend reflects a more orderly scenario after months of economic uncertainty.
In this context, the Panel of Specialists from the Córdoba-based outlet analyzed the evolution in apartments, commercial premises, and industrial warehouses. The experts pointed out that demand behavior has started to recover. They also highlighted that values are adjusting to more rational parameters.
The report indicates that sector expectations have improved, mainly due to signs of stability in the rules of the game. For private actors, the recovery is sustained by more coherent prices. The trend is seen as an opportunity for investors seeking to safeguard capital.
Los datos muestran ajustes de precios más realistas en los principales segmentos.
Industrial segment: lower values and greater price clarity
Specialist Alejandro Abrate noted that the supply of warehouses outside Circunvalación remained stable in the last two-month period. The survey shows that listings went from 115 to 120, with no significant changes. However, there was a marked drop in values per square meter.
Average prices fell from U$S 581 to U$S 431 per square meter, showing an adjustment that restores the sector's appeal. This decline is attributed to the lag in updating construction costs. The slowdown in sales also influenced the need for sellers to adjust values.
The analysis also detected a 10% drop in demand during the days leading up to the elections. After the elections, interest recovered with a 7% rebound. The sector believes that companies have resumed postponed decisions.
El relevamiento muestra que los avisos pasaron de 115 a 120, sin cambios relevantes.
Alberdi and Alto Alberdi: demand that keeps pace and firmer prices
Elio Erbes observed that one-bedroom apartments showed a slight price increase before the elections. Units went from U$S 47,500 to U$S 48,000, accompanied by a 2.2% increase in demand. This reflects that buyers prioritized securing transactions in the face of a possible change in the scenario.
The survey specifies that only 10% of listings concentrate a high volume of inquiries. Out of 810 apartment listings, about 88 units attract the most attention. For specialists, this confirms that setting a competitive price remains decisive.
Two-bedroom apartments behaved differently and recorded a 1% decrease. Meanwhile, three-bedroom houses continue to have low turnover and stable prices. Nevertheless, current values show a notable increase compared to last year.
Los precios promedio retrocedieron de U$S 581 a U$S 431 por metro cuadrado, mostrando un ajuste que devuelve atractivo al sector.
Commercial premises: caution beforehand and more inquiries after the elections
Joaquín Irico indicated that commercial premises were the segment most affected by electoral uncertainty. Demand fell 5.08% between two-month periods, but those who inquired were looking for price opportunities. In this niche, investors usually hold back in the face of regulatory risks.
After the elections, inquiries increased and a more active interest from rental-oriented clients was consolidated. The expectation of future stability and a more predictable exchange rate are strengthening the search for properties. The survey also highlights that the commercial premises market is much smaller than the residential one.
Córdoba has 11,900 houses listed, 11,300 apartments, and just 950 commercial premises, concentrated in Centro and Nueva Córdoba. Demand doubled between 2023 and 2025, rising from 10.69% to 20.35%. This rebound improves the investment outlook and supports prices.
