🇦🇷 Argentina · Housing
Renting and buying property in Argentina — typical rents, deposits, contracts, and official tenancy rules.
Argentina has no single government rental portal; long-term homes are rented privately or through licensed real-estate agents under the national tenancy framework. Federal ProCreAr and provincial habitat programmes support housing for eligible residents.
- Private rentals typically require a local guarantor (garante) or a deposit-based alternative, plus proof of income.
- Tenancy terms, deposits and rent-adjustment rules follow national law; read the contract before signing.
- Public habitat and ProCreAr programmes are limited to qualifying residents and are not aimed at short-term newcomers.
Official authorities
- Argentina.gob.ar — Hábitat
Official federal housing and habitat programmes.
Official-information aggregation, not legal advice. Always verify on the authority's own site.
Typical rents by city
| Cities | 1-bedroom rent |
|---|---|
| Buenos Aires | AR$480,000–840,000/mo (centre); AR$300,000–540,000/mo (outer) |
| Córdoba | AR$300,000–480,000/mo (centre); AR$220,000–340,000/mo (outer) |
| Rosario | AR$300,000–480,000/mo (centre); AR$220,000–340,000/mo (outer) |
| Mendoza | AR$300,000–540,000/mo (centre); AR$230,000–380,000/mo (outer) |
| La Plata | AR$280,000–456,000/mo (centre); AR$210,000–340,000/mo (outer) |