From Ambito · José Luis Cieri · · 1m 50s
Zona Norte's Most Expensive Neighborhoods for Housing
Zona Norte's most expensive neighborhoods for housing: La Lucila, Vicente López, and Olivos lead with prices over $3,800 per m².
In brief
Zona Norte's most expensive neighborhoods for housing: La Lucila, Vicente López, and Olivos lead with prices over $3,800 per m². La Lucila, Vicente López, and Olivos in Zona Norte have the highest housing prices at $3,856 per m², surpassing traditional high-income areas like San Isidro and Tigre. Originally reported…
Zona Norte's Most Expensive Neighborhoods
La Lucila leads with u$s3,856 per m², followed by Vicente López at u$s3,655 and Olivos at u$s3,305.
Price Comparison with Other Areas
Pilar Sur averages u$s2,414 per m², Villa Adelina reaches u$s2,046, Loma Verde u$s1,821, and Belén de Escobar u$s1,727.
Why These Areas Are Expensive
Proximity to Buenos Aires, public transport, Río de la Plata access, and infrastructure explain high prices in these neighborhoods.
New Housing Demand
Young couples now seek apartments with two to four rooms, better amenities, and open views instead of large gardens.
Libertador Corridor
Libertador corridor offers exclusive properties with river views, green spaces, and dining options for high-end buyers.
Maipú Corridor
Maipú corridor provides new buildings with better amenities at lower prices than Libertador's most exclusive units.
Market Dynamics
Used apartments start at u$s2,500 per m² for two or three rooms, while new premium units reach u$s5,000 per m².
House Prices
Three or four-room houses start at approximately u$s400,000, with prices varying by land size and location.
Market Shifts
Young professionals now prioritize apartments over large gardens, expanding the buyer pool for these neighborhoods.
Financing Impact
Bank loans have boosted used housing sales but may not significantly impact the premium market until 2027.
Future Outlook
For broader market growth, financing must expand to attract more buyers beyond those with strong purchasing power.
The bottom line
La Lucila, Vicente López, and Olivos in Zona Norte have the highest housing prices at $3,856 per m², surpassing traditional high-income areas like San Isidro and Tigre.
