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Argentina, among its many distinctions, stands out for having the highest concentration of psychologists per capita globally. This phenomenon is particularly pronounced in its capital city, where a specific enclave within Buenos Aires has gained renown as Palermo Freud due to its staggering density of therapists.
Nestled adjacent to the picturesque Plaza Güemes, Palermo Freud, constitutes a micro-neighborhood within the expansive Palermo district. Beyond merely hosting a plethora of therapists' offices, the culture of psychoanalysis permeates every facet of life in Palermo Freud. Local bookstores and newspapers prominently feature literature on the subject, while cafes and bars themed around Freud abound, offering visitors a unique immersion into the world of psychoanalysis.
While various branches of psychology such as cognitive and behavioral therapy are also prevalent, Argentinians maintain a strong affinity for psychoanalysis, the pioneering method introduced by Sigmund Freud. The reasons for its enduring popularity in the country are subject to numerous interpretations. Some attribute it to Argentina's introspective and accepting culture, which lacks the same level of stigma associated with mental health prevalent in other regions.
The surge in therapy gained momentum in the 1940s when Angel Garma, a Spanish immigrant trained in psychoanalysis by individuals who had directly studied under Freud himself, arrived in Argentina to investigate his father's death. Bringing his expertise with him, Garma's presence catalyzed the spread of psychoanalysis across the nation. Present estimates indicate that Argentina boasts nearly 200 practicing psychologists per 100,000 individuals, with almost half of them concentrated in Buenos Aires.
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www.reporteinmobiliario.com
March 19, 2024
Another area of Buenos Aires that broke a 4-year streak of consecutive falls in values for new apartments. 19th annual survey of Palermo Freud-Plaza Guemes.
Palermo is the largest neighborhood in the city of Buenos Aires. With almost 16 km2 of surface, it offers very different contexts in different areas of its geography, hence some of them were commercially renamed with the name of the neighborhood followed by some characteristic that identifies the distinctive particularities of each sector.
Thus, the area included by Avdas. Scalabrini Ortiz, Santa Fe, Coronel Diaz and Soler Street adopted the first name of “Villa Freud” and later the more commercial name of “Palermo Freud” due to the significant agglomeration of psychology professionals within that perimeter decades ago. The area is also often called “Plaza Guemes”.
For the nineteenth consecutive year, the Real Estate Report surveyed the buildings under construction or recently completed in said area, currently detecting 26 real estate developments on the 40 blocks involved among the indicated streets.
The work surface contained among the set of developments in progress currently totals 62,892 m2, having reduced slightly compared to the past 3 years.
The predominant environmental composition in most projects continues to be 1-bedroom units, with a lower participation of studio apartments and two-bedrooms.
The current average price per m2 of the sample is located at US$ 3,504, which compared to the US$ 3,293 average value existing a year ago shows an improvement of 6.40%, thus breaking a 4-year streak of consecutive falling prices.
The values requested in the different projects are between US$S/m2 3,181 and US$S/m2 4,239 for units located on the middle floors of the buildings. Last year the price range was between US$3,114/m2 and US$3,688/m2.
For the garages, from US$35,000 to US$40,000 are requested for each unit within the analyzed projects, also one step more than what was requested in 2023.
The difference in value between the used 2-room and the brand-new 2-room is on average 30.3% for this area.
On the other hand, also with Market Analytics it can be verified that 850 apartment units are currently offered in the area. 24 months ago, 1,296 were offered for sale in the same area.
At the time of the last census, the number of inhabitants was 46,932 inhabitants, 42% of them with university studies and 68% occupying the home as owners.
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Nestled adjacent to the picturesque Plaza Güemes, Palermo Freud, constitutes a micro-neighborhood within the expansive Palermo district. Beyond merely hosting a plethora of therapists' offices, the culture of psychoanalysis permeates every facet of life in Palermo Freud. Local bookstores and newspapers prominently feature literature on the subject, while cafes and bars themed around Freud abound, offering visitors a unique immersion into the world of psychoanalysis.
While various branches of psychology such as cognitive and behavioral therapy are also prevalent, Argentinians maintain a strong affinity for psychoanalysis, the pioneering method introduced by Sigmund Freud. The reasons for its enduring popularity in the country are subject to numerous interpretations. Some attribute it to Argentina's introspective and accepting culture, which lacks the same level of stigma associated with mental health prevalent in other regions.
The surge in therapy gained momentum in the 1940s when Angel Garma, a Spanish immigrant trained in psychoanalysis by individuals who had directly studied under Freud himself, arrived in Argentina to investigate his father's death. Bringing his expertise with him, Garma's presence catalyzed the spread of psychoanalysis across the nation. Present estimates indicate that Argentina boasts nearly 200 practicing psychologists per 100,000 individuals, with almost half of them concentrated in Buenos Aires.
Brand new in Palermo Freud - Reporte Inmobiliario
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Otra zona de Buenos Aires que quebró racha de 4 años de caídas consecutivas de valores para deptos nuevos. 19° relevamiento anual de Palermo Freud-Plaza Guemes.
www.reporteinmobiliario.com
March 19, 2024
Another area of Buenos Aires that broke a 4-year streak of consecutive falls in values for new apartments. 19th annual survey of Palermo Freud-Plaza Guemes.
Palermo is the largest neighborhood in the city of Buenos Aires. With almost 16 km2 of surface, it offers very different contexts in different areas of its geography, hence some of them were commercially renamed with the name of the neighborhood followed by some characteristic that identifies the distinctive particularities of each sector.
Thus, the area included by Avdas. Scalabrini Ortiz, Santa Fe, Coronel Diaz and Soler Street adopted the first name of “Villa Freud” and later the more commercial name of “Palermo Freud” due to the significant agglomeration of psychology professionals within that perimeter decades ago. The area is also often called “Plaza Guemes”.
For the nineteenth consecutive year, the Real Estate Report surveyed the buildings under construction or recently completed in said area, currently detecting 26 real estate developments on the 40 blocks involved among the indicated streets.
The work surface contained among the set of developments in progress currently totals 62,892 m2, having reduced slightly compared to the past 3 years.
The predominant environmental composition in most projects continues to be 1-bedroom units, with a lower participation of studio apartments and two-bedrooms.
The current average price per m2 of the sample is located at US$ 3,504, which compared to the US$ 3,293 average value existing a year ago shows an improvement of 6.40%, thus breaking a 4-year streak of consecutive falling prices.
The values requested in the different projects are between US$S/m2 3,181 and US$S/m2 4,239 for units located on the middle floors of the buildings. Last year the price range was between US$3,114/m2 and US$3,688/m2.
For the garages, from US$35,000 to US$40,000 are requested for each unit within the analyzed projects, also one step more than what was requested in 2023.
THE USED IN THE AREA
If exactly the same area is analyzed with the “Market Analytics” tool of the Real Estate Report that reflects the prices of the properties offered in the area, it can be seen that for the one used, average values are requested from US$ 2,281/m2 for units of 4 rooms up to US$ 2,602/m2 for the smallest one-room units.The difference in value between the used 2-room and the brand-new 2-room is on average 30.3% for this area.
On the other hand, also with Market Analytics it can be verified that 850 apartment units are currently offered in the area. 24 months ago, 1,296 were offered for sale in the same area.
At the time of the last census, the number of inhabitants was 46,932 inhabitants, 42% of them with university studies and 68% occupying the home as owners.
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