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The real estate market in the Province of Buenos Aires continued its rebound in July 2025, marking one of the strongest periods of activity in recent years. According to statistics released by the Notaries Association of the Province of Buenos Aires, 13,334 property sales were formalised during the month, representing a 41% year-over-year increase compared to the 9,449 transactions recorded in July 2024.
On a month-to-month basis, the market also expanded, with July sales up 14% versus June 2025, when 11,706 deeds were granted. This sequential growth consolidates a trend of steady recovery from the historic stagnation the sector experienced in prior years, particularly during the pandemic and the ensuing economic uncertainty.
Where the rebound is most notable, however, is in the mortgage segment, which had long been practically paralysed in Argentina due to inflation, currency volatility, and the absence of sustainable long-term credit instruments. In July, 2,169 mortgages were issued, a remarkable 374% increase compared to July 2024, when only 458 were granted. Mortgages represented 16.26% of all property transactions in the month—an unusually high proportion for a market accustomed in recent years to relying almost exclusively on cash purchases. From June to July, mortgage activity also increased by 12%, reinforcing the sense of an upward trend.
Commenting on the data, Guillermo Longhi, president of the Notaries Association of the Province of Buenos Aires, highlighted the role of financing in revitalising the sector:
“The July figures show new year-over-year growth, with a very significant increase in mortgages, confirming the importance of credit in the development of the real estate market. This rebound reflects a positive trend that we hope will continue going forward.”
The renewed dynamism suggests that improving access to credit—driven in part by the recent reintroduction of inflation-adjusted mortgage instruments—is beginning to restore liquidity and broaden the buyer base. Historically, Argentina’s property market has been dominated by cash transactions, which have limited access for middle-class households. Expanded credit availability could signal a shift toward a more inclusive market structure.
While inflationary pressures, interest rates, and exchange rate volatility remain structural challenges, the July performance points to a summer season of cautious optimism. If sustained, this momentum could help not only buyers and sellers but also stimulate related sectors such as construction, notary services, and financial intermediaries.
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