A recent analysis by the platform Terres has indicated that by 2026, the real estate development in Buenos Aires will see a significant concentration in nine specific neighborhoods, with these areas expected to account for approximately 70% of all new construction projects. This trend highlights the current state of urban development, where certain corridors are experiencing growth while other regions wait for more favorable economic conditions.

The findings emphasize the geographical polarization of construction activity, indicating that established corridors will continue to see an expansion in real estate projects. In contrast, many other parts of the city remain stagnant, lacking the necessary economic stimulus for development. This divergence in growth points to a broader trend in urban planning where investment and construction resources are heavily focused on already successful areas.

As Buenos Aires continues to evolve, the disparities in construction and development across neighborhoods will shape the urban landscape in the coming years. With the bulk of new apartments and commercial spaces being constructed in these nine neighborhoods, it raises questions about urban equity and access to housing, as other areas could fall further behind without targeted investment and support from local authorities.