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Love the country...just spent 2 weeks in recoleta...I live in Uruguay now...but Buenos Aires is a great city...
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After the financial crisis there several years ago, AR is one of the very best values for vacation or relocation in the world. The US Dollar converts favorably there at the moment (with the way the US is going, the US dollar may soon be more prized for its BTU value than as a currency) and all of my research indicates that AR is a country that is on the verge of an economic upswing and now is the time to get in. Hell, some people are even recommending it as a place to retire in style: http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com...enosAires.aspxOriginally posted by marketsmart
I havent decided yet. But I am seriously considering it. I have just about had it with the United States and I dont see it getting better anytime soon. Basically, I am looking at my options and in the process of coming up with my Plan B for when I cant take it anymore.Originally posted by marketsmart
Uruguay is the tax-free zone, isnt it? I have a friend over there, he lives in Buenos Aires. He knows me well and says thats where I should go if I decide to come. He dosent have any details about the area other than its remote. I am specifically intrested in the real estate market there.Originally posted by Mr. RomanceComment
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me too...Originally posted by minusonebit
i lived in costa rica for a year but it just doesnt cut it for me... i am also thinking of argentina for next place to live.... maybe uruguay...
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I finterested me, msg me on icq and I will contact you with expats living here, some of them in the real estate business 124 68 229
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I moved to Argentina from the US about 2 years ago. If you can get paid in the US, like we do from the sponsors, and live in Argentina, you can live very well for very little money.
I haven't bought any property here yet, but probably will within the next year or two.
Buenos Aires is great. Very friendly people, lots of people that speak at least some english, and always something going on somewhere in the city.Comment
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You can check out my friends blog, they relocated a couple of months ago she is american and he is french.
http://movingtoargentina.typepad.com/
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Yeah, thats what I have gathered. Hotels I would have to pay $300 a night to book here go for $100 a night there, and I hear everything is just about 1/3rd of the prices here. What have you done for living quarters since you moved, just rented or something?Originally posted by Fuckin BillComment
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i dream to visit the country!Comment
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Cool, thanks alot. Bookmarked that baby. Lots of information there to digest later on. Thankfully, my friend over there worked for the migration department so he has already set me up with all the immigration information. But there is alot of cool info on there, should be a good read.Originally posted by nikadComment
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Post an example of a good real estate deal thats listed online, anyone? I cant find anything "cheap" , i see 1800 sq ft apartments for $820k thoughComment
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YW, I think they did a great job writing all their experiences. Btw, Fuckin Bill is my hubby, we both work on adult, get payed in the US. We currently rent 4 bedroom penthouse with huge terrace and grill in recoleta for 600us$ monthlyOriginally posted by minusonebit
, but we want to buy soon.
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Yes, for now just renting. But the apartment we have, in the neighborhood where it is, would easily be $2k-$3k per month in a place like NY or Miami. Here it's about $600US.Originally posted by minusonebit
Moneywise, you're right. It's about 1/3 the price. The dollar converts to about 3 Argentine pesos and some change, right now. It fluctuates between like 2.80 and 3.20. When you're in the stores, the numbers on the pricetags are about the same you'd see in the US, but of course it's pesos. So what you get for $100US there, you get for about $100Arg here, then you still have $60 us left.
The only thing that costs about the same is electronics, since like the US, a lot of it is imported from Japan and China. But food and living expenses and stuff is insanely cheap when you're used to US prices.Comment
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Nice, you guys have any pics of your place or the building it's in?Originally posted by nikadYW, I think they did a great job writing all their experiences. Btw, Fuckin Bill is my hubby, we both work on adult, get payed in the US. We currently rent 4 bedroom penthouse with huge terrace and grill in recoleta for 600us$ monthly, but we want to buy soon.
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Yeah, my friend told me no bargains on electronic stuff. Is your place typical of the rent I'd expect to pay there, or did you just luck out and get a good deal?Originally posted by Fuckin BillYes, for now just renting. But the apartment we have, in the neighborhood where it is, would easily be $2k-$3k per month in a place like NY or Miami. Here it's about $600US.
Moneywise, you're right. It's about 1/3 the price. The dollar converts to about 3 Argentine pesos and some change, right now. It fluctuates between like 2.80 and 3.20. When you're in the stores, the numbers on the pricetags are about the same you'd see in the US, but of course it's pesos. So what you get for $100US there, you get for about $100Arg here, then you still have $60 us left.
The only thing that costs about the same is electronics, since like the US, a lot of it is imported from Japan and China. But food and living expenses and stuff is insanely cheap when you're used to US prices.
Wow! Only $600 for a 4BR? Thats insane. Cant get a nice place here for that, much less a 4BR. I rented a house in Columbus, OH - 2 BR, 1 Car Garage, Shitty Landlord and small yard for $810 a month.Originally posted by nikadYW, I think they did a great job writing all their experiences. Btw, Fuckin Bill is my hubby, we both work on adult, get payed in the US. We currently rent 4 bedroom penthouse with huge terrace and grill in recoleta for 600us$ monthly, but we want to buy soon.
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I havent found any real estate listed online. Either I am not using the right keywords or they dont list thier stuff online like they do here in the states. I am not looking for buildings persay, I'd be quite happy with a nice chunck of land out in the middle of nowhere that I can build on.Originally posted by detoxedComment
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When I relocated from Canada about a year ago I was seriously thinking about going to either Uruguay or Argentina. A very good friend of mine grew up in Uruguay and says it's a good place to be. So is Argentina according to him. Both are relatively safe, cheap and fun. I ended up in Hungary where I was born, but hopefully within a year I'll be able to move again and this time it'll be either Uruguay or Argintina for sure.
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I've heard you can get great deals on real estate in Agentina right now.
I had been considering doing photoshoots in Brazil but after eliminating it because of rampant crime and corruption I had a quick look at Buenos Aires. Nice in most aspects except not the greatest for locations and not so picturesque (at least compared to Rio). From what I can tell it's situated on a river mouth that's dirt brown and ugly all the time. Am I right or wrong?Comment
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ok, if you want to look at some real estate prices, you can check this site
http://www.maureinmobiliaria.com/ventas.php
they also have rentals http://www.maureinmobiliaria.com/alquileres.php rentals are in pesos and on the property for sale the prices are in US dollars.
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another one http://www.exxels.com.ar
and We got our paartment at this one http://www.mrisso.com.ar/alquileres.htm
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Dude, fuck Buenos Aires... come to Rosario... great city, great women... even the trannies are better!!Comment
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The capitla city is next to a river that is not crystal clear LOL, there many picturesque places if you ask me http://www.turismo.gov.ar/ the city is here, you have diff views http://www.bue.gov.ar/home/index.php?&lang=enOriginally posted by inthecrack
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Still looking... none of you real estate tycoons own any international property?Comment
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