Real Estate in Caba: Deeds Increased by 93.7% Year-on-year in January

The real estate market in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) experienced remarkable growth in January 2025, with a 93.7% increase in the number of sales deeds compared to the same month in 2024.

This upturn resulted in a greater number of transactions and a significant increase in the amounts involved.

Increase in the number of deeds

According to the College of Notaries of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, 3,645 sales deeds were executed in January 2025, a figure considerably higher than the 1,882 recorded in January 2024.

This data reflects a recovery in the Buenos Aires real estate sector, which  had been affected by inflation, currency restrictions, and political uncertainty.

Growth in the amount of transactions

The total amount of transactions reached $433,177 million, representing a 202.9% year-on-year increase. In dollars, considering the average official exchange rate for January 2025, the average value of each deed was USD 111,031, with a 22.4% rise compared to January 2024.

This indicates a revaluation of properties and greater confidence in the market.

Recovery of mortgage credit

Another key aspect of the report is the growth of deeds with mortgages, which reached 945 operations, marking an impressive increase of 1,269.5% compared to the 69 recorded in January 2024.

This increase suggests an improvement in access to financing for property purchases.

Comparison with December 2024

Despite the year-on-year growth, the deeds in January 2025 experienced a 52.5% drop compared to December 2024, when 7,667 operations were recorded.

This decline is seasonal, as December is usually a month of higher activity due to year-end closings and the boost of mortgage credits.

Evolution in the Province of Buenos Aires

The real estate market in the Province of Buenos Aires also showed positive performance in December 2024, with 19,513 deeds registered, 48.6% more than in December 2023.

In this area, mortgages also grew significantly, increasing by more than 380% and reaching 2,049 operations.

Factors driving the real estate recovery

The return of mortgage credit has been key in the market's reactivation. During 2024, housing loans began to grow steadily, with more than 1,000 loans granted per month in the last part of the year. If this trend continues, 2025 could consolidate the sector's recovery.

However, the real estate market remains sensitive to economic fluctuations. Factors such as macroeconomic stability, the exchange rate, and the availability of credits will influence the sector's future performance. Despite monthly variations, the overall outlook points to sustained growth in transactions and a recovery in property values.