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Latin American real estate market trends

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The real estate landscape in Latin America has shown varying degrees of volatility and recovery across different nations. Initially, the region exhibited divergent trends. In the Dominican Republic, housing financing saw significant growth, while Argentina experienced a sharp contraction in mortgage approvals due to tightening financing conditions. Uruguay maintained a dynamic market, and Paraguay was noted for a substantial housing deficit that presented investment opportunities. Subsequently, signs of revitalization emerged in Paraguay and parts of Argentina. In Paraguay, the ‘Che Róga Pora 3.0’ government program, offering 30-year credits at 6.5% interest rates, has diversified demand by bringing middle-class consumers into the market. In the Resistencia region of Argentina, investors are returning to the NEA region for commercial and logistics ~~developments, driven by growth in the energy, mining, and logistics sectors.~~ developments. Recent developments indicate deepening market activity. In Paraguay, development is shifting toward emerging zones with low land costs, while off-plan prices in some areas have risen from USD 1,300 to USD 1,500 per square meter over three years. To further support growth, the company Lotenes has launched a private investment fund with G. 113,000 million in initial ~~capital, utilizing a fiduciary trust to provide legal certainty for buyers.~~ capital. In Argentina, the government is attempting to reactivate the housing market by injecting 2 trillion pesos into the banking system via the ANSES Sustainability Guarantee Fund. By mid-2026, Paraguay’s economic dynamism has been further bolstered by the construction sector, which saw a 9.1% year-on-year employment growth in the second ~~quarter, employing 262,000 people. The real estate~~ quarter. In Argentina, the market ~~has expanded by 43% over~~ is showing signs of recovery as the ~~last decade, attracting international interest from Europe, specifically Spain~~ return of mortgage credit allows families to purchase property without relying solely on personal savings, though buyers remain highly selective. Meanwhile, in Quintana Roo, Mexico, the market is entering a maturation phase; while operation volumes have contracted compared to peaks two years ago, median housing prices have grown by an average of 2.1% due to rising land and ~~Germany.~~ construction costs.

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