Parque Rodó neighborhood: location, universities and apartments
Parque Rodó brings together housing, university faculties, cultural spaces and an urban park near the Rambla. The administrative neighborhood must be distinguished from the park with the same name and from commercial labels used for nearby areas.
Rambla Presidente Wilson marks the waterfront; the park and National Museum of Visual Arts concentrate public and cultural activity; inland streets toward Cordón and Palermo sit near university facilities. Check coastal exposure, weekend activity and education schedules in those three sectors, respectively.
Available apartments in Parque Rodó
There are no published apartments for this operation at the moment.
What living in Parque Rodó is like
The park, National Museum of Visual Arts and Rambla concentrate recreation and culture. Activity changes by day and event.
Bulevar España and Sarmiento connect Pocitos, Cordón and Centro. On these corridors, floor and windows matter; inland, daylight and nearby university activity matter more.
Parque Rodó is also the name of the park. A listing “near the park” may be in another neighborhood, so verify the address.
Which part of Parque Rodó is right for you?
Park and cultural area
Activity changes with events, weekends and the academic calendar.
A park view must be checked from the unit.
Rambla and Ramírez Beach
Inspect façades, balconies, windows and seals.
Floor and orientation define the real openness.
Bulevar España and inland streets
Check traffic on corridors and daylight on inland streets.
Keep Parque Rodó, Cordón and Palermo comparisons separate.
Published apartment prices in Parque Rodó
July 2026
- Published price per m²
- USD 3,715
- Published total price
- USD 195,500
- Published rent
- USD 744
- Estimated gross yield
- 4.9%
These are medians of published listings, not closing prices. Rent is monthly and yield is a gross estimate, not a guaranteed return.
Before buying or renting in Parque Rodó
Distinguish the neighborhood from the park
Check that the address is inside Parque Rodó's published boundary instead of assigning it solely because it is near the green space.
Review the co-ownership
For existing buildings, request minutes, common expenses, utility maintenance and planned works.
Observe the block
Visit at relevant times to assess circulation, activity and sound at the actual address.
Compare equivalent units
Use properties of the same type, size and condition; do not automatically transfer values from Cordón, Palermo or Punta Carretas.
Frequently asked questions about Parque Rodó
In July 2026, the median among published apartments analyzed by the INGAR Index is USD 195,500 and USD 3,715 per m². These are asking prices, not closing prices or an appraisal of one unit. View data and methodology
In July 2026, the median rent among published apartments analyzed by the INGAR Index is USD 744 per month. The figure comes from listings and excludes common expenses. View data and methodology
A brief history
The neighborhood is named after José Enrique Rodó. Municipio B records that Banco de Crédito Real Uruguayo, associated with Francisco Piria, began selling lots in the former barrio Porteño in 1889.
Playa Ramírez preserves the surname of José Ramírez Pérez, who owned an old salting plant in the area.