[3] Lomas de Zamora is located in a region that originally supported livestock, grain, fruit, and poultry farms.

Los Andes is currently playing in Argentina's National B Division; the team's home matches usually brings thousands of fans.

Lomas de Zamora experienced one of the most significant real estate booms in the Greater Buenos Aires area in the years following the 2001 crisis in Argentina.

This trend has been most evident along Colombres Street (south of downtown), creating an upscale district popularly known as Las Lomitas.

[4] A four-star, 26-story Howard Johnson's hotel was slated to open in 2013, becoming the first of its kind in the southern belt of the Greater Buenos Aires area,[5] but after several years of delay the project has been abandoned in 2015 when investor Finarg went broke.