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The Argentine Lifestyle sector adds new projects for the good life

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Due to a large increase in inbound tourism and the start of low-cost airlines, the lifestyle market in real estate in Argentina is proliferating with the development of new projects throughout the country.

The new initiatives from the Ministry of Tourism to develop an expanded domestic tourism market have resulted in the arrival of more foreign travellers.  New measures such as the lowering of taxes and fees, the introduction of low-cost airlines, the remodelling and opening of new airports, and the improvement of highways and roading generally have encouraged international investors to bet on investing in new luxury enterprises throughout the country, and the numbers are impressive.  In the first nine months of last year, 1.8 million non-resident tourists entered Argentina.

Grace Cafayate is an enterprise with a luxury hotel, spa and residential villas in the Calchaquíes Valleys of northwestern Argentina, south of the province of Salta. The hotel project, which has 52 options of availability, offers a lifestyle focused on experiences: it is located in La Estancia de Cafayate, a residential property of more than 500 hectares, with vineyards, an 18-hole golf course and space to ride horses and play polo.

“We have a great expectation placed in Argentina of sustained growth. Beyond the fact that the high-end market is the one we know the most, it is also the one that we see the most significant growth given that there is not yet a wide number of other offers. It has a potential that has not yet been exploited in the international tourism industry. The current investments in logistics, communication and transport will take the tourism industry one step up, “said Gustavo Araujo, CEO of Amerisud Argentina, the company that is taking the complex forward. The firm also develops a new facility in Cañuelas, which will be oriented to the lifestyle of the Argentine countryside and to polo, specifically, with Adolfo Cambiaso and La Dolfina participating in the project. ”

Desafío Mountain Resort, located in San Martin de Los Andes, is another high-end tourist development geared towards mountain experiences. The hotel and residential activity will offer considerable amenities, a spa hotel with five-star villas, lots to build 700 houses and first-level condominiums. Located in the Andean Patagonia and in the Lanín National Park, one of the regions most sought after by tourists from all over the world, the complex has an equestrian and polo club, with the participation of the Pieres family and the Ellerstina team and a golf course designed by Greg Norman Signature, which positions San Martin de los Andes as a top destination for golf tourism in South America.

In El Desafío, outdoor activities such as fly fishing, mountain trekking, and all the lifestyle of the Patagonian countryside are added. In this case, the value of the lots that average 2500 m2 are sold between US $ 35 and US $ 100 / m2.  In addition, in March, block three of the Vista al Polo project will be launched with units of between 60 and 140 m2 in which the m2 is priced at US $ 2200 – values that include membership.

“The international majority partner sees in Argentina an opportunity for good business due to prices that today represent a fraction of what is invested in similar developments in the countries of the North, and even other countries of the Latin American region”, highlights Roberto Huste , president of El Desafío.  San Martin de Los Andes is a top destination worldwide but has been postponed for many years. “The current national and provincial policy of relaunching the destination by solving major connectivity problems have made the city a premium place for Argentine and international tourists,” Huste adds.

Michael Evans and Pablo Gimenez Rilli, have deployed for a decade, Vines of Mendoza, a project of 250 hectares in the Uco Valley, where they have already invested US $ 50 million.  A luxury hotel and spa and a restaurant guided by Francis Mallman, complement the private vineyard business, where investors can buy a part of the vineyard and produce a high-quality wine for their own consumption without worrying about the tasks of production, which is absorbed by the group. With most foreign customers today, 10 per cent of the project is available, with vineyard values starting from US $ 250,000 per hectare and villas from US $ 70,000. Buyers have benefits in hotel services. “The new Mendoza airport and the largest number of flights are an incentive not only for this project, but for the growth of tourism in the province, “says Evans, and that ” Mendoza is a destination that can compete with many others in the world; wine lovers here find high-quality wine, like in Napa Valley, France or Italy. ”

“In this sector, everything has to be done, and in recent times there has been an improvement in the connectivity that is essential; Ushuaia is a destination for adventure and exotic tourism for Europeans and Americans, and we must ensure that visitors establish more days.” , concludes Badino Lynch.

GTSA Argentina is one of the major marketers of some of these projects.

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