Housing Market
Argentina is perhaps the only country in the world where most people buy a refrigerator in installments and an apartment in cash.
Owning a home promotes stability in key aspects of people’s lives, which contributes to a better society. The lack of financing has created a high demand for housing, which in turn becomes an opportunity for investors.
The housing deficit in Argentina amounts to 3.24 million homes.
For seven out of ten renter households, the cost of rent represents approximately 50% of family income, or more.
Most real estate developments are designed for cash sales, which only a small number of people can afford.
Between 2.3 and 2.5 million young Argentinians aged 25 to 35 live with their parents or grandparents.
Mortgage credit is inaccessible for the majority of the population.
There are families who rent for decades, but 92% of the renting population would buy a home if they had the opportunity.
Paying for housing is the top priority in the payment agenda of Argentinians.
The delinquency rate on mortgage payments and rent installments is 1.2%.
The objective of the Argentina Impact Fund is to provide the solution.
Project
1000
Homes built for 2026/2027
716
Mortgage Loans and Leasing without upfront payments
Oportunidad
3,2
Millions is the housing deficit
99%
Fulfill with the installments