Interest in Farmland For Sale in Uruguay has seen a notable increase. Local producers are reinvesting and aiming for growth within the sector.
In addition, neighboring country investors are attracted by Uruguay’s stability, while European investors, looking to diversify their portfolios, have also increased their inquiries about Farmland In Uruguay.
The land market in Uruguay is currently very dynamic, characterized by high demand and limited supply, which has led to rising prices. Farmland continues to be considered as a safe haven for investment. It attracts both agricultural professionals and those new to the sector.
In an exclusive interview with Panorama Agropecuario, Juan Luis Arrospide shared insights into the latest transactions in Uruguay’s farmland market. He offered his professional perspective on land prices and the current market landscape, highlighting the high demand for agricultural land, which is driving up prices due to the scarce supply.
Among the most in-demand lands are Timberlands near pulp mills, as well as lands prioritized for forestry, both for purchase and lease. Agricultural land is also highly sought after, bolstered by strong commodity prices and good crop yields in recent seasons.
There is also growing interest in livestock and mixed agricultural-livestock properties. Land prices vary between the north and south, depending on geographical location. Producers from the capital tend to prioritize proximity and access to full-service farms, while foreign investors typically focus on price.
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Productivity Index of Farmland in Uruguay
The strong performance of the livestock market and the global reputation of Uruguay’s high-quality beef are key factors driving investment in ranching and farmland for meat production.
Uruguay’s strong reputation in the region, known for its regulatory, institutional, and transparent stability, continues to attract investment. The country’s solid and evolving role as a producer and exporter of food for 30 million people offers a reliable foundation for investors.
To learn more about farmland for sale in Uruguay, watch the full interview with Ramiro Zeballos for Panorama Agropecuario at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoscEDDKyEc&t=61s
