Rambla de los Argentinos

The Rambla de los Argentinos is Piriápolis' showpiece - a sweeping curved promenade tracing the bay, fronted by the iconic Hotel Argentino and lined with the town's most sought-after seafront buildings. It is where the founder Francisco Piria's resort vision is most alive, busy with strollers, cyclists and summer beachgoers facing the calm Rio de la Plata waters. This is the prime address, where beachfront units command the top of Piriápolis pricing near US$2,200-2,500/m2 - still a fraction of Punta del Este. A front-row two-bedroom runs roughly US$190,000-220,000 and values have appreciated steadily, around 7-9% lately, as quality seafront stock is limited. Summer demand drives strong seasonal short lets at 5-7% gross yields. Foreign buyers take full freehold beachfront title with no restrictions, making the rambla a value entry into front-row Uruguayan coast.

Rambla de los Argentinos in Piriápolis, Maldonado Department, Uruguay