Real EstateInvestments in real estate (residential, commercial, or via funds) are often considered one of the most reliable ways to preserve and grow capital, especially over the long term. In 2025, according to surveys (such as
Gallup in the U.S.), real estate was once again named the best long-term investment by many investors—for the 12th year in a row.
According to Uruguay’s National Institute of Statistics (
INE), in the second quarter of 2025 the average price of new homes nationwide rose by 5.88% year over year, reaching approximately 90,000 Uruguayan pesos (about USD 2,244) per square meter.
In coastal areas—especially in Punta del Este (the luxury segment)—prices increased by 8–12% year over year. Market activity was high, with total transaction volume reaching record levels of more than USD 1.17 billion in the first half of 2025. Final figures will be available shortly.
Price growth was moderate, with no signs of a “bubble.” The market remains balanced, with strong liquidity.
Some experts noted temporary slowdowns in mid-year due to interest rates, but overall, 2025 ended on a positive note: strong momentum in sales, rentals, and investment activity.