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Price/Rent Ratio - Rent Years to Buy 120 Sq.M. Property - Peru Compared to Continent
| Peru |
8 yrs
|
| Panama |
10 yrs
|
| Nicaragua |
11 yrs
|
| Colombia |
11 yrs
|
| Chile |
11 yrs
|
| Argentina |
11 yrs
|
| Ecuador |
12 yrs
|
| Uruguay |
13 yrs
|
| Costa Rica |
14 yrs
|
| Brazil |
15 yrs
|
Peru: Price/rent ratio
This ratio is typically used for measuring undervaluation/overvaluation of real estate prices, calculated by dividing the gross rental yield by 100 so the higher the yield, the lower the price/rent ratio.
When wereas theise data collected? Click on individual countries to see the data collection date.
Peru does not publish house price statistics, and generally its statistics are weak. The Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas has basic statistics on production, prices, interest rates, international reserves and the balance of payments. There are financial statistics at the Banco Central de Reserva del Peru. The Instituto Nacional de Estadistica e Informatica produces data, but not on-line time-series.
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