Property sales mark their best start to the year since 2018
Between January and April, real estate sales grew by 57% year-on-year in Córdoba. This is the best four-month period recorded since 2018. The Cámara de Corredores Inmobiliarios (Cacic) projects that 2025 will be a record year.
The composition of transactions includes 29.8% apartments and 31% houses. Lots, garages, and housing also showed increases in their share. Conditions for private investment are now more favorable than in previous cycles.
The circulation of dollars for unrestricted transactions is another relevant factor. Lower state intervention and macroeconomic order are driving the sector. Businesspeople and professionals highlight a framework of greater certainty and clear rules.
La Cámara de Corredores Inmobiliarios (Cacic) proyecta que 2025 será un año récord.
Conditions favoring the rebound
The current scenario offers a more favorable climate for agreements between private parties. The market responds when there are clear and predictable signals from the State. The removal of distorting regulations has restored dynamism to the sector.
Fiscal balance and lower inflation give breathing room to investment decisions. A stable dollar allows for planning without shocks or uncertainty. Córdoba is positioning itself as one of the cities with the greatest recovery in the country.
The recovery of the real estate sector is not the result of chance, but of concrete decisions. With less bureaucracy and greater contractual freedom, the market has found breathing room. The challenge is to maintain this path to continue recovering lost ground.
Córdoba's real estate market shows clear signs of recovery in 2025. The supply of properties for rent grew by 74.1% year-on-year. Finding a place to live is no longer an odyssey and there are more options available.
In April, managed rentals grew by 23.6% compared to the same month in 2024. Vacancy dropped to 4.3%, the lowest level in more than two years. The sector's dynamism coincides with an economic context of greater predictability.
From the Colegio Profesional de Inmobiliarios (CPI), they point out that the market "is regaining confidence". Current conditions encourage more owners to list their properties. Price stability and the end of the Rental Law contributed to the favorable climate.
Entre enero y abril, las ventas inmobiliarias crecieron un 57% interanual en Córdoba.
Declining inflation encouraged the real estate rebound
Contracts adjusted by CPI reflect the deceleration of the inflation index. The new scenario allows for more sustainable agreements between tenants and owners. This type of adjustment is already having a positive impact on the sector's figures.
The data suggest that the price slowdown enables a normalization of the market. Access to housing, still difficult for many, is beginning to show signs of improvement. Demand remains steady and supply is growing, in a more transparent framework.
Los alquileres administrados crecieron un 23,6% respecto del mismo mes de 2024.
