Rent prices in Córdoba
Rent prices in Córdoba
Compare the same March apartment model across eight areas. Obtain a current lease quote before choosing your monthly housing budget.
- One bedroom
- US$408ARS 619,061
- March model, 50 m² plus balcony
- Two bedrooms
- US$518ARS 785,413
- March model, 70 m² plus balcony
- Lowest selected model
- US$359ARS 543,345
- Alta Córdoba, March 2026
- Expensas
- Property quote
- Excluded from model
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The short answer
The March 2026 Zonaprop model gives US$408 (ARS 619,061) monthly for a one-bedroom home with 50 m² covered and a 5 m² balcony. Its two-bedroom city model is US$518 (ARS 785,413). These are historical asking benchmarks, rather than completed leases or current October offers. Expensas, deposit, commission, currency and adjustment terms need the actual property draft.
- The city one-bedroom model is US$408 (ARS 619,061), dated March 2026.
- The two-bedroom model is US$518 (ARS 785,413).
- Alberdi and Alta Córdoba have lower comparable asking models in this eight-area sample.
- Córdoba provincial commission rules differ from Buenos Aires city rules.
Eight comparable March asking models
| Neighborhood | Monthly rent | Comparable unit |
|---|---|---|
| Centro | US$398ARS 603,619 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| Nueva Córdoba | US$510ARS 772,327 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| Güemes | US$433ARS 656,105 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| Alberdi | US$372ARS 564,460 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| General Paz | US$416ARS 631,200 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| Alta Córdoba | US$359ARS 543,345 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| Jardín | US$428ARS 648,008 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
| Cerro de las Rosas | US$467ARS 707,540 | One bedroom, 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony |
Source 2
The same 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony model. Neighborhood scores use this ordering only.
Source 2
Read the currency, index and exit clauses
Argentina's consolidated Civil and Commercial Code allows parties to agree the lease term, rent currency and adjustment index. Article 1198 supplies a two-year default for permanent housing where no term is agreed. It does not impose a compulsory two-year minimum.3
Article 1196 allows parties to agree the deposit amount, currency and return procedure. Payment intervals cannot be shorter than monthly. Article 1221 sets early termination at 10 percent of the future rent balance from notice to the agreed end.3
Provincial commission needs its own calculation
Córdoba Law 9445 Article 24 permits freely agreed professional commission. Article 25 provides a five-percent whole-contract default for an urban lease when no agreement exists, paid by the tenant. That default is not a universal mandatory fee.4
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Rent prices in Córdoba. Next practical checks
- Read Where to live in Córdoba to compare each apartment model with its area's verified location.
- Read Rental procedures in Córdoba to read the provincial commission and national contract clauses.
- Read Arrival costs for Córdoba to itemize the payment required before obtaining the keys.
- Read Cost of living in Córdoba to add housing to food, transport and connectivity allowances.
- Read Utilities in Córdoba to request the actual meter and heating costs before signing.
- Read Moving pets to Córdoba to obtain written permission for the animal you plan to bring.
- Read Córdoba city guide to decide whether the city's housing choices fit the rest of your move.
Questions people ask
What is the March one-bedroom asking benchmark in Córdoba?
US$408 (ARS 619,061) monthly for the specified 50 m² covered plus 5 m² balcony model. A current furnished or temporary lease may use different terms.
Which of the eight Córdoba rent models is lowest?
Alta Córdoba is US$359 (ARS 543,345), followed by Alberdi at US$372 (ARS 564,460). This describes the March model sample, not every property.
Which selected Córdoba rental model is highest?
Nueva Córdoba is US$510 (ARS 772,327) in the March report. Cerro de las Rosas is US$467 (ARS 707,540). Neither establishes an October offer.
Are Córdoba rents required to use pesos?
No. Article 1199 permits agreed peso or foreign-currency rent and an agreed adjustment index. Confirm the contractual payment currency.
Is a two-year lease mandatory in Córdoba?
No. Parties can agree the term. Two years is the default for permanent housing when no term is agreed. Temporary letting follows a different default.
Is the Córdoba rental deposit fixed at one month?
No. Article 1196 permits parties to agree its amount, currency and return procedure. Read the actual clause.
Does the Buenos Aires tenant commission rule apply in Córdoba?
No. Córdoba uses its provincial professional regime. Articles 24 and 25 of Law 9445 distinguish an agreed fee from the default when no fee was agreed.
Can I estimate Córdoba monthly expensas from this rent table?
No. The guide retained no representative current building-fee sample. Request a recent statement for each property.
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Sources and how we check them
Sources and how we check them4 sources
Every figure on this page comes from the official or primary source listed here. We checked them in . Rules and prices change, so confirm anything important with the source before you act on it.
- BCRA, original October 8, 2026 USD exchange quote (opens in a new tab)
- Zonaprop Córdoba March 2026 market report (opens in a new tab)
- Argentina current Civil and Commercial Code rental provisions (opens in a new tab)
- CPI published provincial Law 9445 Articles 24 and 25 (opens in a new tab)
Córdoba cathedral in the historic center. Photograph dated 2006. Hero photo by Pablo D. Flores, CC BY-SA 2.5 (opens in a new tab), from Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab).