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The land sales market<\/b> is currently undergoing a period of adjustment. Juan Luis Arrospide<\/b>, director of Escritorio Arrospide Negocios Rurales<\/b>, believes that this price correction could be positive for owners, investors, and producers.<\/p>\n
In a recent interview with La Ma\u00f1ana journal Arrospide analyzed current trends in the Uruguay farmland market<\/b>, land<\/strong> values and ranch land in various regions, and expectations for 2025.<\/p>\n Juan Luis Arrospide’s experience shows that the first half of 2024 was more active in closing deals, while the second half saw a slowdown, partly due to the decline in grain values. However, he stressed that the supply of land for sale remains scarce, which keeps values stable in many regions.<\/p>\n Farmland<\/strong> values depend on several factors, but location and type of operation are fundamental aspects. These are reference parameters:<\/p>\n “It is difficult to categorize values in each zone because the fields are very different,” Arrospide explained in the press article, noting that each property has unique characteristics that determine its final price.<\/p>\n During 2024, the farmland market was marked by two main types of buyers:<\/p>\n Our Managing Partner also pointed out that the lack of land for sale in the rural property market remains a challenge, especially in the south of the country, where demand far exceeds supply.<\/p>\n The lease market has also seen significant changes. Agricultural land in the south maintains its high demand, with prices ranging:<\/p>\n2024: A Year of Ups and Downs in the Land Market<\/strong><\/h2>\n
How Much Does Farmland Cost in Uruguay?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Who Is Buying Land in Uruguay?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Rural Leases: High Demand, Scarce Supply, and Value Adjustment<\/strong><\/h3>\n