¿Por qué Buenos Aires está barata frente a Latinoamérica? | Beltrán Briones en Invertir en Dólares

Beltrán Briones explains why the price per square meter in Buenos Aires remains low and presents the first Argentine REIT approved by the CNV (National Securities Commission). In this interview, Miguel Boggiano and Beltrán Briones cover the entire real estate market: from the current state of mortgage lending and construction costs to a map of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in the City of Buenos Aires. Briones also presents Cava REIT, a publicly traded real estate investment fund that buys used properties in Buenos Aires and distributes quarterly rents as dividends—the first vehicle of its kind approved by the CNV in Argentina. They also analyze which neighborhoods are leading the price increases, what's happening in the city center post-pandemic, why foreign investors are looking at Argentina, and what Briones' proposal is to solve the problem of Villa 31. ─────────────────────────── 📑 CHAPTERS ────────────────────────── 00:00 Why is the price per square meter still cheap in Buenos Aires? 01:02 What is Cava REIT and how does Argentina's first REIT work? 03:48 Taxes, returns, and the bet on appreciation 05:49 Oversupply of used properties: When will it end? 07:09 The REIT's effect on the market: $1 billion 13:55 Construction costs: Record highs and margin compression 20:02 Mortgage lending: What held it back and why is it coming back stronger? 27:10 Map of Buenos Aires: Núñez, Saavedra, and the most underdeveloped neighborhoods 31:25 Downtown: Opportunity or an eternal promise? 36:51 Who is buying real estate in Argentina today? 41:56 The proposal for Villa 31: how much would it cost and who benefits 51:31 Why real estate forces you to hold (and that's an advantage) #InvestorsClub #Investments #ArgentineInvestments #FinancialMarket #ArgentineEconomy