Latin America: Price/Rent Ratio - Rent Years to Buy 120 Sq.M. Property
Regional Stats
- Sq. M. Prices
- Rental Yields
- Rents
- Price/Rent Ratio
- Price/GDP per Cap
- Buy/Sell Costs
- Rental Income Tax
- Capital Gains Tax
- Price Change 1 yr
- Price Change 5 yrs
- Price Change 10 yrs
- Landlord & Tenant Law
- GDP Per Capita
- GDP/Cap Growth 1 yr
- GDP/Cap Growth 5 yrs
- Economic Freedom
- Ec. Freedom 5 yrs
- Competitiveness
- Property Rights Index
- Currency +/- Value
- Taxes on Residents
| Argentina |
12 yrs
|
| Costa Rica |
11 yrs
|
| Ecuador |
11 yrs
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| Nicaragua |
12 yrs
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| Panama |
9 yrs
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| Peru |
10 yrs
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Latin America: 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.
Statistics in Latin America. The entire Latin American region has weak statistics, and house prices are a particularly weak area. The only house price time-series are in Colombia and Uruguay.
SEPTEMBER 2008
- Morte countries registering falls - Knight Frank
JULY 2008
MAY 2008
- Megacities: boundless growth? (pdf) - Deutsche Bank research
- International residential review (pdf) - Knight Frank
APRIL 2008
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Oct 03, 2006
