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We offer South American real estate investment opportunities in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay. We know buying South American Real Estate has specific rules for foreign citizens, rules we are familiar with and have worked with extensively. This is why we have created a programme to guide international buyers through purchasing real estate in South America, from finding properties for sale to helping clients comply with the required paperwork and legal procedures. South American News And…
Estancias de Cafayate – a desert location within Argentine’s North West wine region
One option for the privileged few is to buy a lot or a home in a secure, fully serviced environment in one of South America’s most favoured desert locations (think Arizona). One of the most successful of these developments is called Estancia de Cafayate. Its location is next to the town of the same name in the valley of Valles Calchaquies which is a short drive from the provinces capital, Salta (183 km) which was once the heart of the Spanish Colonists. The area is favoured due to its desert climate and…
The buying and selling of farms are recovering, leaving unsatisfied demand for the main producing regions of Argentina
It happens amid the instability of stock and financial assets in the world, the acceptable values for commodities and the price of land. The instability of the stock market and other financial assets at a global level, plus the high value of commodities and land, are three of the factors that weigh more and more on investors when buying a farm. These elements put the activity of the rural real estate market throughout the country on the rise. To the point that currently, the demand for agricultural land in…
Argentine Crisis: the Real Estate Sector approaches 2001 levels
In July there was an improvement compared to June, but those numbers of real estate sales in the city of Buenos Aires does not reflect the 14 months of consecutive year-on-year decline, a historical cycle similar to what happened after the 2001 crisis, although still far from the exchange rate crisis, during the presidency of Cristina Kirchner, which caused 25 months of falling prices. Last July there were 3208 operations, according to the Colegio de Escribanos porteño, 18.7% more than in June, but a 27.6%…
Why is Argentina a better place to hedge your bets compared to an increasingly unstable Europe?
Argentina is currently looking like a good place to lay your bets for global minded real estate investors with dollars burning holes in pockets, Why be wary of Europe? The ‘Emerging Trends in Real Estate’ European 2015 report by PWC and the Urban land Institute, predicted that 2015 would be a busy and profitable year for real estate investors. But despite their optimism, they had clear concerns about fragile economic conditions, weak fundamentals, volatile geopolitical issues and increasing instability…
