50 properties available in Cordón, for sale and rent.
Cordón is one of Montevideo’s most central and vibrant neighborhoods: bisected by 18 de Julio Avenue, it features a mix of classic and modern buildings, universities, shops, and a wealth of cultural offerings, just steps from downtown. Get to know the neighborhood ↓
Calculated from our own catalog.
Median sale price per square meter of the listings we publish in Cordón, by number of bedrooms.
| Bedrooms | Median per m² | Middle half between | Buildings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | U$S 3,589 U$S 3,336 – U$S 4,178 | U$S 3,336 – U$S 4,178 | 18 |
| 1 | U$S 3,316 U$S 3,167 – U$S 3,621 | U$S 3,167 – U$S 3,621 | 23 |
| 2 | U$S 2,788 U$S 2,618 – U$S 3,127 | U$S 2,618 – U$S 3,127 | 8 |
Calculated from our published catalog. Each building counts once, using the median of its units; for new developments we use the average unit price, not the "from" price. Only rows with at least 5 buildings are shown.
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio
1
26.39 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
1 1 40 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio 1 31 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
2 1 47 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
2 1 53 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio 1 30 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
1 1 44 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
2 1 63 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio 1 31 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
1 1 46 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
2 1 56 m²
Cordón, Montevideo
Studio 1 30.03 m²It was one of the first neighborhoods to develop outside the historic district, when the city began to expand beyond the Old City toward the east along the road that is now 18 de Julio.
Over time, it became a university and middle-class neighborhood, with buildings from different eras standing side by side with new housing developments.
Apartment buildings are the norm, ranging from renovated older homes to new high-rises with amenities. Supermarkets, pharmacies, health centers, gyms, and schools are all nearby.
Due to its proximity to universities and downtown, rental demand is steady, making it one of the most popular neighborhoods for investing in small units.
It’s one of the city’s best-connected neighborhoods: most bus routes run along 18 de Julio and the nearby avenues, and the Tres Cruces Terminal is very close by for travel to the interior.
You can get almost anywhere on foot or by bike, and it only takes a few minutes to reach the Old City or the promenade.
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