Breves #03 - 01/04/2025
📦 Ezeiza expands as international shopping booms
The surge in international online shopping has led Aeropuertos Argentina 2000 to announce the expansion of Ezeiza's cargo terminal. With a 60% increase in international package volume over the past year, the investment aims to streamline logistics and shorten delivery times for consumers.
🏢 Argentina’s first WELL Platinum-certified office building
Globant’s building has become the first in Argentina to earn the WELL Platinum certification. This prestigious recognition is awarded to spaces designed to enhance the health and wellbeing of their occupants. The certification evaluates key aspects such as air quality, thermal comfort, and lighting—placing the building among the country’s most innovative in sustainability and workplace experience.
🛍️ The Libertador Corridor keeps evolving
The stretch between Belgrano and Palermo is turning into a hub of upscale dining and premium retail, driven by an innovative concept. The development seeks to revitalize the area by offering unique experiences that combine high-end gastronomy, entertainment, and shopping—solidifying the corridor as a new epicenter of sophistication in the city.
🚛 Logistics vacancy drops, investments grow across South America
According to CW’s latest report, the logistics sector is bouncing back:
South America's logistics inventory closed last year at 25 million square meters, with an average vacancy rate of 7.56%—a drop of more than 20% compared to the end of 2023. This decline was mainly driven by a slowdown in speculative construction.
Cities like Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo are leading demand, while investment in new logistics centers grew by 80% across the region.
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Breves #02 - 06/03/2025
🛒 E-commerce grew by 181% in 2024
According to the Argentine Chamber of E-Commerce (CACE), the sector grew by 181% in 2024, driven by improvements in logistics, increased digitalization, and new omnichannel strategies. Investments in distribution centers and technology remain key to sustaining this trend.
📊 What to expect from this market in 2025?
A survey conducted by the Argentine Association of Business Logistics (ARLOG) during its national logistics meeting revealed that 82% of the country’s logistics companies plan to invest in 2025. Additionally, 75% aim to expand their facilities, with nearly 50% considering new locations.
👥 Attracting talent remains a challenge for companies
According to ManpowerGroup’s 2025 Talent Shortage report, 68% of companies in Argentina are struggling to find talent with the required skills. The most in-demand fields include technology, manufacturing, and logistics. To address this challenge, companies are focusing on training and retention strategies to adapt to the evolving labor market.
🏢 Finally, regional economic recovery boosts office demand in South America
According to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest South America office market report for the second half of 2024, regional GDP growth and demand from sectors such as technology, financial services, and manufacturing continue to drive corporate space occupancy. In Buenos Aires, activity fluctuated, with positive net absorption in Q3 but minimal in Q4, reflecting market caution amid local recession concerns.
Breves #01 - 06/02/2025
📦 International brands enter the market
Companies like Decathlon, Victoria’s Secret, and Dolce & Gabbana have announced new openings in Buenos Aires, driven by economic stability and positive consumption growth outlooks.
🏗️ Meanwhile, at the Parque de la Innovación
A USD 90 million investment has been announced for a premium mixed-use building featuring residential units, offices, and retail spaces. Located on the last auctioned lot of the Parque de la Innovación, this development aligns with the "15-minute city" concept promoted by Buenos Aires' new innovation hub.
📈 In the real estate market, property sales hit a 17-year record high
In December, 7,667 property transactions were recorded in Buenos Aires, marking a significant recovery for the sector.
Now, let's look at some key insights from Cushman & Wakefield’s latest market reports:
🚛 In the logistics sector, vacancy remains below 5%. This reflects a sustained demand for premium spaces and a limited supply. In 2024, net absorption reached 42,850 m², highlighting the need to expand the stock of high-quality spaces.
💼 Meanwhile, the premium office market has recovered the space vacated during the pandemic. Net absorption increased by 254% in 2024 compared to the previous year. Expectations for 2025 remain positive, with stability and strong activity in the sector.