Trends in the Soybean Core Area, Southeast Buenos Aires, and Western Buenos Aires

Investing in rural land has been one of the most sought-after options for investors and property owners in Argentina over the last two decades. But what are the trends that have emerged in recent years regarding the value of rural properties in the productive regions of the soybean core area, southeast Buenos Aires, and western Buenos Aires? At MINOLA ARGENTINE LANDS, we want to provide you with a detailed insight into how the value of properties in these areas has evolved in recent years, as we have been monitoring the price variations of properties in the productive regions, including the soybean core area, southeast Buenos Aires, and western Buenos Aires, from 1995 to 2025.

The observed trends show that from 1995 to 1999, the value of rural lands experienced a significant increase. However, from 1999 to 2002, the lowest values in history were reached. Starting in 2002, the value of the lands began to rise, reaching its peak in 2012, and then gradually declining until 2022.

This downward trend continued until the end of 2022.

Beginning in 2023, with the change of government, demand for land, primarily agricultural and/or mixed-use land, increased, especially in the Humid Pampas.

This increase in demand is justified, as previously mentioned, in part by the change of government, with a more focused approach to investment, and in part by changes in global geopolitics and the lack of investment opportunities.

Since then, the market has been very active, with transactions having been completed at values ​​that, while not reaching those of 2012, are very close.

Currently, demand is strong, and the market is active, although there is a reduced supply of land for sale.

While these are the general trends, it's important to note that the variation in land values depends on a range of factors, such as agricultural production, food demand, infrastructure investment, financing availability, among others. For example, in the soybean core area, land values are heavily influenced by agricultural production, closely tied to commodity prices.

In summary, the value of rural properties in Argentina has evolved dynamically in recent decades, depending on a variety of factors including agricultural production, food demand, infrastructure investment, and more. Therefore, it's essential to stay informed about trends in the rural land market to make informed decisions.

Several factors can influence the variation in land prices. Supply and demand, land productivity and quality, infrastructure and service availability, as well as government policies and regulations, are among them. Several factors can influence the variation in land prices.

As a rural real estate agency, MINOLA ARGENTINE LANDS is well-positioned to provide an accurate and up-to-date assessment of property prices in these productive areas. This is essential for both those looking to buy and those looking to sell. If you are interested in learning more about the value of your property or if you are searching for a property in these areas, please do not hesitate to contact us. Together, we can assist you in making an informed and successful decision.