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PRICE OF THE LAND

Zones with similar skills and use - Indicative pricing*

Indicative price per zone: to evaluate the price of an agricultural establishment, a number of factors should be considered. The most significant are:

  • LAND SUITABILITY (Agricultural, livestock, forestry, etc.).
  • QUALITY: Suitability for agriculture, breeding or wintering; potential for improvement; ability for special crops such as rice and afforestation; conservation status of the improvements, natural watering, types of pasture, virgin soils, etc.
  • LIMITATIONS: flooded fields, rock outcrops, clay horizons, slopes, etc.
  • LOCATION: Proximity to capital cities or towns; distance to national and local routes, ease of access.
  • HOUSING AND JOB FACILITIES: Existence of comfortable buildings, electrical energy, telephone, facilities to work with ranches: artificial watering, artificial woodlands, barns and staff housing.
  • SITUATION OF MAINTENANCE: Wire fences, housing, installations, minor roads, etc.
  • AREA: According to region and use.

    • * In this map of Uruguay we have tried to identify homogeneous areas (at country-scale) concerning the current and potential use of the land. It should be noted that this regionalization took into account the prevailing current activity, so that within a single area may exist current and potential uses, other than those listed.

    ZONE Areas of similar ability and use Departments and Towns American Dollars per hectare
    1 NORTHWEST Livestock full-cycle, Sheep, Citrus, Afforestation (East of the zone) Artigas, Salto, East of Paysandú, West of Tacuarembó 1,500 to 3,500
    1 A NORTHWEST Rice, Livestock fattening Southwest of Artigas, Northeast of Salto 2,500 to 3,500
    1 B NORTHWEST Intensive production Northwest of Artigas 3,000 to 4,500
    2 WEST COAST Intensive agriculture. Soy - Wheat - Corn, Livestock Fattening West of Paysandú and Río Negro, Soriano, Flores, West of Florida 6,500 to 9,500
    3 SOUTHWEST Corn - Sunflower - Soy - Wheat, Dairy Basin. Colonia 5,500 to 8,500
    4 SOUTH Intensive crops, Irrigation, Dairy, Citrus, Potato San José and East of Colonia 5,000 to 10,000
    5 SOUTH CENTRAL Dairy, Livestock fattening Southwest of Flores, South of Florida, South Central of Durazno 3,500 to 6,500
    6 SOUTH Intensive crops, Horticulture Southwest of Canelones 4,500 / 8,500
    6 A SOUTH Real Estate - Tourism Influence area of Montevideo, Punta del Este and the ocean coast in general 8,000 / 100,000
    7 EAST COAST Rice. Livestock full-cycle and wintering Rocha, East Central of Treinta y Tres, East and Northeast of Cerro Largo, Basin of the Merín Pond, South of Tacuarembó, Basin of the Negro river 3,000 to 4,500
    8 EAST CENTRAL Extensive livestock breeding, Afforestation West Central of Cerro Largo, West of Treinta y Tres, Lavalleja, North of Maldonado, Minas 2,500 to 4,000
    9 NORTH Livestock full-cycle, Livestock fattening. Agriculture. (Soy, Corn, Wheat), Afforestation Rivera and North Central of Tacuarembó 2,500 to 3,500
    10 CENTER Livestock full-cycle. Agriculture (Soy), Afforestation South Central of Tacuarembó, Durazno, North of Florida and East of Flores 3,500 to 5,500


    CITRICULTURE    		 4.000 to 10.000


    AFFORESTATION: Pines, Eucalyptus, Olives    		 South Central of Paysandú and North and West Central of Río Negro, East of Artigas and Salto and West of Rivera, Northeast of Tacuarembó and West of Cerro Largo, Southwest of Lavalleja , Northwest of Maldonado and Rocha, Center and Northeast of Durazno and North of Florida 4.000 to 10.000