Property sales in Buenos Aires and the surrounding province posted a recovery in June, according to data from the city's notary offices.
The uptick in transaction volumes marks a positive shift for the local real estate sector, which has struggled with liquidity constraints and high borrowing costs in recent months.
Despite the improvement in sales activity, mortgage lending remains well below the peak levels seen during the earlier phase of the UVA (Unidad de Valorización Ajustada) credit regime.
The divergence between rising transaction counts and stagnant credit availability suggests that buyers are increasingly relying on cash or alternative financing rather than traditional bank loans.
This development in Argentina's largest city contrasts with trends in other major markets.
In the United States, for instance, home prices reached record highs in June even as sales of previously occupied homes slowed, driven by mortgage rates climbing to their highest level since August 2025.