Who it serves
People and businesses buying, renting or using real estate.
How the business works
Property can generate recurring rent or income from sales and development. These have different cycles: occupancy drives rent, while construction progress and sales drive projects.
What drives this activity
Occupancy, rents, sales, construction costs and project financing.
The business in practice
Selected products, companies and assets from corporate publications.
- Centro Empresarial Núñez: workplaces
Raghsa identifies Centro Empresarial Núñez as a current office property in Buenos Aires. It combines open-plan floors with shared spaces, parking and meeting areas. The property brings together workspace and common services for occupants.
Raghsa · Centro Empresarial NúñezConsulted
- Le Parc: a sold residential development
Le Parc Residential Tower in Palermo forms part of Raghsa’s residential development history. Its project page marks it as sold. It demonstrates housing development with shared amenities, but should not automatically be counted as an asset still earning rent for the company.
Raghsa · Le Parc, sold developmentConsulted
Its place in Raghsa
Raghsa develops and manages residential and office property in Buenos Aires. Combining development with management means distinguishing project-related income from the use of existing buildings.
Economics of the whole company
Business economics · explained by La Plata
Customers, operations & revenue
Raghsa develops and manages residential and office properties in Buenos Aires. Unit sales realise project value; retaining offices for lease creates occupancy and service relationships. Building, holding or selling determines when invested capital is recovered.
What shapes business performance
Offices depend on occupancy, lease renewals and effective rents; development depends on presales, cost and delivery. Valuation changes differ from collections. Building maintenance, vacancies and funding can absorb cash even when accounting asset values rise.
