📊 Unidad de Fomento (UF)

Inflation-adjusted unit of account. In the Chilean real estate market, commercial and many residential leases are set in UF, and property valuations are measured in UF/m².

$28.310
2019
$29.070
2020
$30.992
2021
$35.111
2022
$36.789
2023
$38.417
2024
$39.728
2025
Last 12 months
$39.598
Oct 25
Oct 25: $39.598 Nov 25: $39.644 Dec 25: $39.728 Jan 26: $39.706 Feb 26: $39.791 Mar 26: $39.842 Apr 26: $40.120 May 26: $40.611 Jun 26: $40.820 Jul 26: $40.845 Aug 26: $40.874 Sep 26: $41.057 Oct 26: $41.074 $41.074
Oct 26
Year Value Chg.
2019 $28.310 —
2020 $29.070 +2.7%
2021 $30.992 +6.6%
2022 $35.111 +13.3%
2023 $36.789 +4.8%
2024 $38.417 +4.4%
2025 $39.728 +3.4%

💵 Observed Dollar

The exchange rate directly impacts construction costs through imported materials. A high dollar makes new supply more expensive, which can push rents upward.

$745
2019
$711
2020
$850
2021
$860
2022
$885
2023
$992
2024
$911
2025
Last 12 months
$941
Oct 25
Oct 25: $941 Nov 25: $929 Dec 25: $911 Jan 26: $858 Feb 26: $861 Mar 26: $932 Apr 26: $902 May 26: $893 Jun 26: $922 Jul 26: $925 Aug 26: $929 Sep 26: $970 Oct 26: $984 $984
Oct 26
Year Value Chg.
2019 $745 —
2020 $711 -4.5%
2021 $850 +19.5%
2022 $860 +1.1%
2023 $885 +2.9%
2024 $992 +12.2%
2025 $911 -8.2%

🔶 Copper (USD/lb)

Chile is the world's largest copper producer. Its price impacts employment, fiscal revenues, and overall economic activity — factors that determine rental demand.

USD 2,81
2019
USD 3,52
2020
USD 4,35
2021
USD 3,82
2022
USD 3,90
2023
USD 4,01
2024
USD 5,53
2025
Last 12 months
USD 5,00
Oct 25
Oct 25: USD 5,00 Nov 25: USD 4,98 Dec 25: USD 5,53 Jan 26: USD 5,89 Feb 26: USD 6,01 Mar 26: USD 5,50 Apr 26: USD 5,87 May 26: USD 6,11 Jun 26: USD 6,00 Jul 26: USD 6,17 Aug 26: USD 6,56 Sep 26: USD 6,55 Oct 26: USD 6,56 USD 6,56
Oct 26
Year Value Chg.
2019 USD 2,81 —
2020 USD 3,52 +25.3%
2021 USD 4,35 +23.6%
2022 USD 3,82 -12.2%
2023 USD 3,90 +2.1%
2024 USD 4,01 +2.8%
2025 USD 5,53 +37.9%

📈 CPI (Annual Variation)

Peso-denominated leases are adjusted by CPI, usually every 6 or 12 months. High inflation protects landlords renting in UF, but can reduce tenants' ability to pay.

3,0%
2019
3,0%
2020
7,2%
2021
12,8%
2022
3,4%
2023
4,5%
2024
3,5%
2025
Last 12 months
0,0%
Oct 25
Oct 25: 0,0% Nov 25: 0,3% Dec 25: -0,2% Jan 26: 0,4% Feb 26: 0,0% Mar 26: 1,0% Apr 26: 1,3% May 26: 0,2% Jun 26: 0,0% Jul 26: 0,1% Aug 26: 0,6% 0,6%
Aug 26
Year Value Chg.
2019 3,0% —
2020 3,0% 0.0%
2021 7,2% +140.0%
2022 12,8% +77.8%
2023 3,4% -73.4%
2024 4,5% +32.4%
2025 3,5% -22.2%

🏦 Monetary Policy Rate

The Central Bank's policy rate drives credit rates. When it rises, mortgages become more expensive: fewer buyers, more renters. When it drops, purchases pick up.

1,75%
2019
0,50%
2020
4,00%
2021
11,25%
2022
8,25%
2023
5,00%
2024
4,50%
2025
Last 12 months
4,75%
Oct 25
Oct 25: 4,75% Nov 25: 4,75% Dec 25: 4,50% Jan 26: 4,50% Feb 26: 4,50% Mar 26: 4,50% Apr 26: 4,50% May 26: 4,50% Jun 26: 4,50% Jul 26: 4,50% Aug 26: 4,50% Sep 26: 4,50% Oct 26: 4,50% 4,50%
Oct 26
Year Value Chg.
2019 1,75% —
2020 0,50% -71.4%
2021 4,00% +700.0%
2022 11,25% +181.3%
2023 8,25% -26.7%
2024 5,00% -39.4%
2025 4,50% -10.0%

🏠 Mortgage Rate (UF)

Mortgage rates determine whether people buy or rent. High rates increase rental demand — good for landlords. Low rates mean more people can afford to buy.

2,28%
2019
2,55%
2020
4,01%
2021
4,47%
2022
5,20%
2023
4,43%
2024
4,19%
2025
Last 12 months
4,33%
Oct 25
Oct 25: 4,33% Nov 25: 4,15% Dec 25: 4,19% Jan 26: 4,35% Feb 26: 4,15% Mar 26: 4,09% Apr 26: 3,91% May 26: 3,66% Jun 26: 3,61% Jul 26: 4,16% Aug 26: 3,77% 3,77%
Aug 26
Year Value Chg.
2019 2,28% —
2020 2,55% +11.8%
2021 4,01% +57.3%
2022 4,47% +11.5%
2023 5,20% +16.3%
2024 4,43% -14.8%
2025 4,19% -5.4%

📋 Source: Central Bank of Chile — Data is automatically updated every 24 hours.