Rents in Greater Mendoza rose 15% in 2026, below 23.5% inflation

FinanceInternationalMDZ OnlineOct 26, 2026, 3:45 PM30 s readAI summary

The first Zonaprop Index Mendoza, based on listings published in September, shows that rents in Greater Mendoza rose 0.4% that month and are up 15% so far in 2026, against 23.5% inflation. A one-bedroom, 50-square-meter apartment costs an average of $504,300 per month, and a two-bedroom, 70-square-meter unit, $653,376. Average gross annual rental yield stands at 7.05%.

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Rents rose 0.4% in September and 15% year-to-date in 2026, against 23.5% inflation
A one-bedroom, 50 m² apartment averages $504,300 per month; a two-bedroom, 70 m² unit, $653,376
Quinta Sección, with the Residencial Sur area, draws 16.26% of searches and has the highest average rent: $595,794

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