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Investing in rental properties can be an attractive opportunity in the current real estate market in Buenos Aires, but investors must carefully analyze each deal. The average yield stands at around 5.7%, although it varies significantly across different neighborhoods. Factors such as the purchase price, maintenance costs, and time to find tenants are crucial in determining the success of this investment.
By El Cronista
Alberto Albamonte, owner of a hotel chain in Argentina, highlights the country's tourism potential, often wasted by poor governmental management. With expanding projects like adding more hotels and brands, Albamonte argues tourism could generate more income than agricultural exports if appropriate strategies are implemented. He also emphasizes the importance of staff training as a key to success in the hotel industry.
By Ámbito
Argentine agro-industrial exports reached a historic record in September 2026, totaling USD 5.654 million with a year-on-year growth of 17% in volume. This performance underscores the sector's significance in the Argentine economy and its expansion in international trade, led by products such as barley and corn. In the first nine months of 2026, exports accumulated USD 43.206 million, representing a 13% increase compared to the previous year.
By Derecha Diario
The Argentine government has requested a 30-day extension from the U.S. Supreme Court to respond to the review filed by the funds litigating against the country over the expropriation of YPF. This request extends the deadline in a case seeking to reverse a previous multimillion-dollar ruling and comes after the revocation of a judgment against Argentina. The Supreme Court will need to decide whether to accept the demandants' request for a review, claiming their rights were violated after YPF's nationalization in 2012.
By Ámbito
The world's largest electric ferry, the China Zorrilla, has arrived in Buenos Aires, connecting the port with Colonia del Sacramento. Built by the Australian shipyard Incat, the vessel has a capacity for 2100 passengers and 225 vehicles, and utilizes an innovative fast-charging system powered by Argentine transformers. This project, representing an investment of between 170 and 200 million dollars, aims to reduce emissions and increase passenger traffic on the route between the two countries.
By El Cronista
In a meeting in Rosario, the potential of canola as a strategic crop in Argentina was discussed, especially concerning renewable fuels. Experts presented data suggesting significant increases in the production of soy and wheat when canola is included in rotations. The importance of advance planning was emphasized, along with an analysis of global trends driving the demand for oils, such as the interest in sustainable solutions.
By La Nación
Argentina's economy shows an uneven recovery, with sectors like mining and energy making significant gains compared to declines in industry and commerce. Hugo Vasques, in an interview, highlights the growing gap between extractive activities and those linked to the domestic market, suggesting that this presents both an opportunity and a challenge for the country.
By Perfil
The article discusses experts' recommendations on two Brazilian CEDEARs, Petrobras and the EWZ stock index, amidst the presidential runoff in Brazil between Flávio Bolsonaro and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Analysts highlight Petrobras's appeal due to its valuation compared to YPF and the growth potential of the EWZ ETF for risk diversification in an uncertain electoral environment. The significance of these investments is emphasized due to the commercial relationship between Argentina and Brazil.
By iProfesional
Karina Milei, secretary general and sister of President Javier Milei, met with U.S. Ambassador Peter Lamelas to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and investments in Argentina. The meeting addressed infrastructure and energy projects, including the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, while Grupo México announced its withdrawal from the bidding process to privatize Belgrano Cargas. The government aims to attract U.S. investments but must address concerns regarding concession conditions.
By Infobae
Journalist Daniel Bosque discussed the opportunities and challenges of Argentina's mining growth in Ronda de Economistas. While there is potential for investment and development, he warned that local SMEs face limitations in accessing the value chain. He also highlighted China's influence and questioned whether investments will ensure meaningful local industrial development.
By Perfil
The financial analysis by One618, founded by Eduardo Costantini, reveals a shift in investment strategy towards CER bonds maturing in 2027, due to the inflationary context and interest rates. As the yields of certain instruments have been absorbed by the market, the firm decides to reduce exposure to TAMAR bonds. Furthermore, opportunities in corporate debt are being explored instead of dollar-denominated sovereign bonds.
By iProfesional
The Argentine government has implemented a flexibilization of the wholesale electricity market to facilitate the entry of large users. This measure, which will be completed by 2029, includes the gradual elimination of limits on the production that plants can commit to free contracts. The procedures for access to the market have also been simplified, with the aim of increasing competition among generators and improving conditions for investments in the energy sector.
By Ámbito
Café Martínez, with 93 years in the market, is entering a new phase of national and international expansion. Its strategic plan aims to double its size in ten years, identifying 600 possible points of sale in Argentina and optimizing processes despite a decline in consumption in the food service sector. The company also focuses on the development of Argentine coffee and technological modernization in its operations and franchises, including an agreement to open a branch in Añelo, a key area for the oil industry in Argentina.
By iProfesional