What are the districts of Lima that increased the most in price to rent a home?

During the last 12 months, the rental price of homes in the capital has increased, to the point of reaching its all-time high: S/2,900 for a department of 100 square meters, according to a report from Urbania. Which are the districts of Lima whose rental prices rose more? We tell you here.

According to the real estate study, chorrillos It is the district that increased its rental price the most. From costing S/2,041 in 2022, it now stands at S/2,329 for this year.

Benefits and amenities that present the estate are one of the factors of the rise in the rental price. Photo: Andean

The second place is occupied Lima fence, which from costing S/2,438 is now at S/2,724, that is, S/286 more than the previous year. Go on surquillowhose rental price rose by 10.90%, while in which Ravine and Jesus Maria increased by 10.18% and 9.76%, respectively.

Homes: why did the rental price go up?

According to the representative of the real estate portal, Luciano Barredo, the increase in the rental price is linked to the benefits and amenities that present the estatein addition to external features, such as the increase in the construction of express access roads in more areas, shopping centers, schools, universities or nests.

It should be noted that the aforementioned districts, whose housing rental prices increased, They are not necessarily the most expensive. The most expensive rent is presented by the financial area of San Isidro with a price of S/4,429 per month, while the olive trees, located in northern Lima, represents the cheapest area, with S/1,237 per month. Both districts have not presented a greater variation compared to the price of 2022.

7 out of 10 are looking for an apartment to rent

Although the price of rental housing has increased during the last stretch, the percentage of people who are looking for real estate to rent too has been shot. This translates into 67.2% of the total real estate searches average made each month on the internet for the past two years, according to a study by the Impulse Data Intelligence Unit commissioned by Babylon.

The investigation details that, between January 2021 and February 2023, throughout the country, around seven out of ten people (77.9%) are looking for apartments to rent, while 22.1% are looking for houses. The ages of 58% of interested users range from 26 to 40 years.

In addition, according to the study, the type of property most sought after by people are apartments, with a participation of 69.3%, followed by houses (33.9%), offices (21.8%), commercial premises (15 .4%) and land (9.1%).