Asking Rent by Neighborhood in Montevideo — July 2026

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Asking Rent by Neighborhood in Montevideo — July 2026

Asking rent by neighborhood

Across the 49 neighborhoods with publishable data in July 2026, the median of neighborhood median asking rents was USD 653 per month. This is not a median calculated across every apartment offered in Montevideo: each published neighborhood contributes one median to the city indicator.

Among those published neighborhoods, medians ranged from USD 429 in Maroñas to USD 2,894 in Golf. These are listing asking prices, not completed-contract prices.

NeighborhoodMedian rent
MaroñasUSD 429
ColónUSD 438
CerroUSD 449
SayagoUSD 460
La TejaUSD 469
CerritoUSD 479
Villa EspañolaUSD 516
Malvín NorteUSD 516
BelvedereUSD 530
ItuzaingóUSD 532
Aires PurosUSD 544
CapurroUSD 548
Arroyo SecoUSD 574
Paso MolinoUSD 581
Villa DoloresUSD 585
Mercado ModeloUSD 586
UniónUSD 588
GoesUSD 596
Capurro - Bella VistaUSD 616
AtahualpaUSD 616
AguadaUSD 648
Bella VistaUSD 649
La ComercialUSD 650
ReductoUSD 652
Ciudad ViejaUSD 653
Brazo OrientalUSD 656
PradoUSD 663
Jacinto VeraUSD 668
CentroUSD 677
CordónUSD 712
La BlanqueadaUSD 714
Tres CrucesUSD 714
PalermoUSD 734
Parque BatlleUSD 742
Parque RodóUSD 744
Barrio SurUSD 747
BuceoUSD 761
Villa MuñozUSD 763
Pocitos NuevoUSD 813
MalvínUSD 840
LarrañagaUSD 853
PocitosUSD 883
Punta CarretasUSD 1,117
Villa BiarritzUSD 1,154
Puerto BuceoUSD 1,626
Punta GordaUSD 1,776
CarrascoUSD 1,952
Carrasco NorteUSD 2,244
GolfUSD 2,894

What does your budget get you?

Below USD 600, the published list is concentrated mainly in northern and western neighborhoods, plus Malvín Norte in eastern Montevideo near Malvín. The USD 600-to-1,000 band covers much of the central corridor and several established coastal areas. Above USD 1,600 there are five eastern or premium residential areas, four of them coastal or close to the coast.

Monthly rentNeighborhood
Under USD 600Maroñas, Colón, Cerro, Sayago, La Teja, Cerrito, Villa Española, Malvín Norte, Belvedere, Ituzaingó, Aires Puros, Capurro, Arroyo Seco, Paso Molino, Villa Dolores, Mercado Modelo, Unión, Goes
USD 600 – 1,000Capurro - Bella Vista, Atahualpa, Aguada, Bella Vista, La Comercial, Reducto, Ciudad Vieja, Brazo Oriental, Prado, Jacinto Vera, Centro, Cordón, La Blanqueada, Tres Cruces, Palermo, Parque Batlle, Parque Rodó, Barrio Sur, Buceo, Villa Muñoz, Pocitos Nuevo, Malvín, Larrañaga, Pocitos
USD 1,000 – 1,600Punta Carretas, Villa Biarritz
Over USD 1,600Puerto Buceo, Punta Gorda, Carrasco, Carrasco Norte, Golf

Neighborhoods in the middle band

Tres Cruces and La Blanqueada recorded USD 714, Palermo USD 734 and Parque Batlle USD 742 in median asking rent. Those values were 9% to 14% above the median of neighborhood medians. Location, services, travel times and property condition still need separate assessment.

Ciudad Vieja occupied the middle position among the 49 published neighborhoods at USD 653. Malvín Norte recorded USD 516 and Malvín USD 840; that difference alone does not show that the listed properties are equivalent in type, condition or precise location.

How much of an income does rent take?

Keeping rent to one third of household income is a planning guideline, not an official rule or a universal guarantee requirement. Used only as an illustration, it implies income of about USD 1,959 for USD 653 rent, USD 1,287 for Maroñas, USD 1,314 for Colón and USD 2,649 for Pocitos.

Common charges vary widely by building and services and are not included in the table. Check the amount in each listing and the specific guarantee conditions.

Conclusion

In July 2026, the median of the 49 published neighborhood medians was USD 653, and the range among publishable neighborhoods ran from USD 429 to USD 2,894. The comparison places a neighborhood within published supply; a final decision also depends on property type, condition, common charges, guarantee and travel times.

Read on: official INE contract prices and first-home guide.

Frequently asked questions

How often is this data updated?

It is recalculated once a month, with the previous month's close, and published alongside the INGAR Index.

Where do these prices come from?

From the INGAR Index survey of publicly listed supply in Montevideo: these are asking prices, not closing prices. The final contracted value may differ from the advertised price.

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This data is part of the INGAR Index, the monthly index of Montevideo's real estate market, with a data sheet per neighbourhood and a public methodology.

Updated with the 2026-07 close. Source: INGAR Index, the monthly index of Montevideo's real estate market.

Data from the INGAR Index — 2026-07.

Neighborhood data

Price per m², median rent and yield, with the full monthly series from the INGAR Index:

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